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    <font face="Verdana">Thank you Robert.<br>
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      As you know, there is a growing body of work on synchrony.  How
      can I calculate that in EEGLAB?<br>
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      Fred<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/27/2013 8:21 PM, robert coben
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      Fred and Arnaud,
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      <div>Having worked with coherence and more recently sloreta
        coherence and SIFT, I will provide some feedback. Coherence as a
        measure of "connectivity" between pairs is extremely flawed. I
        would agree with Arnaud is recommending SIFT and granger
        causality. The information is much richer and more closely
        resembles structural connectivity metrics.</div>
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      <div>Rob</div>
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          <div>On Sep 27, 2013, at 5:38 PM, Fred Travis <<a
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            <div> Hi Arnaud<br>
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              By synchrony I mean in phase EEG.  Coherence us a general
              case-stability of phase relation--and synchrony is a
              specific case--stability of phase relation and in phase<br>
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              Fred<br>
              <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/27/2013 2:54 PM, Arnaud
                Delorme wrote:<br>
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                type="cite"> Hi Fred,
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                <div>what do you mean by synchrony? </div>
                <div>To caclulate some of additional connectivity
                  measures, you might want to try SIFT, an EEGLAB
                  associated toolbox and plugin. It will allow you to
                  compute Granger Causality based measures such as
                  partial directed coherence.  It will also allow you to
                  compute many other measures including the popular
                  directed transfer entropy.</div>
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                <div>Hope this helps,</div>
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                <div>Arno</div>
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                        <div>1. synchrony (rather than coherence)</div>
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                        <div> 2. cross frequency coherence--coherence
                          between frequency bands (Palva and Palva)<br>
                          3. cepstrum analysis--frequency analysis of
                          the power spectra<br>
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                          Many thanks<br>
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                          Fred<br>
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Dean, Graduate School
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Fred Travis, Ph.D.
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Chair, Maharishi Vedic Science Department
Office:  641 472 1209
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Fred Travis, Ph.D.
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Dean, Graduate School
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