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English: Postmotor Theta Dynamics An animation representing grand mean patterns of event-related dynamics in the theta band. Black traces in the lower panel show the envelope of the grand mean ERP time-locked to the subject button press; the dotted vertical line shows the median time of stimulus onset (response minus 352 ms). Theta dynamics computed in a window (center frequency 4.87 Hz, 3-cycle Hanning taper) centered (blue vertical line) 89 ms after the button press (red vertical line). Each sphere in the upper panel represents the location of the equivalent dipole for a component cluster. Approximate projections of the equivalent-dipole locations are shown in shadow on three planes from an average magnetic resonance image (Montreal Neurological Institute). Log spectral power changes (relative to prestimulus baseline) are indicated by the sizes of the spheres (see key, bottom right). Nongrey sphere colors indicate consistent intertrial phase locking (intertrial phase coherence). Colored cylinders joining spheres indicate significant event-related phase coherence between cluster components.
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Source Video 1 from Makeig S, Delorme A, Westerfield M, Jung T, Townsend J, Courchesne E, Sejnowski T (2004). "Electroencephalographic Brain Dynamics Following Manually Responded Visual Targets". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.0020176. PMID 15208723. PMC: 423146.
Author Makeig S, Delorme A, Westerfield M, Jung T, Townsend J, Courchesne E, Sejnowski T
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