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"Methodological considerations for studying neural oscillations"
With Natalie Schaworonkow (@nschawor) and Bradley Voytek (@bradleyvoytek), we review key methodological issues and concerns for analyzing oscillatory neural activity.
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psyarxiv.com/hvd67/
"Methodological considerations for studying neural oscillations"
With Natalie Schaworonkow (@nschawor) and Bradley Voytek (@bradleyvoytek), we review key methodological issues and concerns for analyzing oscillatory neural activity.
🧵:
psyarxiv.com/hvd67/
We use simulated data to demonstrate and describe 7 key issues we think should always be considered for measuring neural oscillations.
We try and review and pull together recommendations, citing and combining topics from across the current literature.
#tweeprint #AcademicEEG
We try and review and pull together recommendations, citing and combining topics from across the current literature.
#tweeprint #AcademicEEG
#1: Neural oscillations are not always present.
Neural activity contains aperiodic activity, which has power across all frequencies, and can appear rhythmic.
To validate oscillation specific power, analyses should start with a detection step, verifying oscillatory presence.
Neural activity contains aperiodic activity, which has power across all frequencies, and can appear rhythmic.
To validate oscillation specific power, analyses should start with a detection step, verifying oscillatory presence.
