Multivariate Phase–Amplitude Cross-Frequency Coupling in Neurophysiological Signals [PDF]
Phase-amplitude cross-frequency coupling (CFC)-where the phase of a low-frequency signal modulates the amplitude or power of a high-frequency signal-is a topic of increasing interest in neuroscience. However, existing methods of assessing CFC are inherently bivariate and cannot estimate CFC between more than two signals at a time. Given the increase in
Ryan T, Canolty +4 more
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The Fermi Surface Effect on Magnetic Interlayer Coupling
The oscillating magnetic interlayer coupling of Fe over spacer layers consisting of Cu$_{x}$Pd$_{1-x}$ alloys is investigated by first principles density functional theory.
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Self-quenching of fundamental phase and amplitude noise in semiconductor lasers with dispersive loss [PDF]
We show theoretically that the incorporation of a frequency-dependent loss mechanism in a semiconductor laser can lead, in concert with the amplitude-to-phase coupling, to major reductions of the fundamental intensity and phase noise.
Nabiev, Rashit +2 more
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Time-resolved phase-amplitude coupling in neural oscillations
Cross-frequency coupling between neural oscillations is a phenomenon observed across spatial scales in a wide range of preparations, including human non-invasive electrophysiology. Although the functional role and mechanisms involved are not entirely understood, the concept of interdependent neural oscillations drives an active field of research to ...
Soheila, Samiee, Sylvain, Baillet
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Measuring transient phase-amplitude coupling using local mutual information [PDF]
Here we demonstrate the suitability of a local mutual information measure for estimating the temporal dynamics of cross-frequency coupling (CFC) in brain electrophysiological signals. In CFC, concurrent activity streams in different frequency ranges interact and transiently couple.
Martínez-Cancino, Ramón +5 more
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We studied synchronization between prisoner's dilemma games with voluntary participation in two Newman-Watts small-world networks. It was found that there are three kinds of synchronization: partial phase synchronization, total phase synchronization and ...
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Analyzing possible pitfalls of cross-frequency analysis : poster presentation from Twentieth Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting CNS*2011 Stockholm, Sweden, 23 - 28 July 2011 [PDF]
Poster presentation from Twentieth Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting: CNS*2011 Stockholm, Sweden. 23-28 July 2011. One of the central questions in neuroscience is how neural activity is organized across different spatial and temporal scales.
Aru, Jaan +5 more
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REPAC: Reliable Estimation of Phase-Amplitude Coupling in Brain Networks [PDF]
Recent evidence has revealed cross-frequency coupling and, particularly, phase-amplitude coupling (PAC) as an important strategy for the brain to accomplish a variety of high-level cognitive and sensory functions. However, decoding PAC is still challenging. This contribution presents REPAC, a reliable and robust algorithm for modeling and detecting PAC
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Effect of Phase Clustering Bias on Phase-Amplitude Coupling for Emotional EEG
Background: Emotions are thought to be related to distinct patterns of neural oscillations, but the interactions among multi-frequency neural oscillations during different emotional states lack full exploration.
Tingyu Sheng +7 more
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Lack of redundancy between electrophysiological measures of long-range neuronal communication
Background Communication between brain areas has been implicated in a wide range of cognitive and emotive functions and is impaired in numerous mental disorders.
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