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Phase-coherence classification: a new wavelet-based method to separate local field potentials into local (in)coherent and volume-conducted components

2016-11-04

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Local field potentials (LFP) reflect the integrated electrophysiological activity of a large group of neurons. To minimize influence of external activity on the analysis, conventionally bipolar recordings are used to eliminate volume-conducted signals. Here we introduce a novel method, called phase-coherence classification (PCC), to separate LFP in time-frequency domain into a volume-conducted, a local incoherent...

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b10d246d-a19b-50fc-b456-a097b8d74321
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10.1101/085605
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