Patterns of mnemonic differences in phase clustering are dependent on time alignment.

<p><b>A.</b> Heatmaps display the mean difference in z-scored ITPC between hit and miss trials. The x-axis displays time in milliseconds relative to HFB peak, and the y-axis displays frequency. Color indicates the difference between (subsequent) hit and miss trials in units of z-sc...

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Autor Principal:	Adam J. O. Dede (11554007) (author)
Outros autores:	Zachariah R. Cross (12517201) (author), Samantha M. Gray (15280322) (author), Joseph P. Kelly (22683512) (author), Qin Yin (688027) (author), Parisa Vahidi (6252611) (author), Eishi Asano (10954801) (author), Stephan U. Schuele (8892719) (author), Joshua M. Rosenow (8892722) (author), Joyce Y. Wu (3162564) (author), Sandi K. Lam (10529066) (author), Jeffrey S. Raskin (22683515) (author), Jack J. Lin (7553783) (author), Olivia Kim McManus (22683518) (author), Shifteh Sattar (13215409) (author), Ammar Shaikhouni (5722517) (author), David King-Stephens (22683521) (author), Peter B. Weber (22683524) (author), Kenneth D. Laxer (14948857) (author), Peter Brunner (290008) (author), Jarod L. Roland (9193178) (author), Ignacio Saez (2165584) (author), Fady Girgis (17749833) (author), Robert T. Knight (7108925) (author), Noa Ofen (4059280) (author), Elizabeth L. Johnson (12688232) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Neuroscience Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified using intracranial eeg recognition memory task graph theoretic analysis sparse network states direct stimulus processing sparse connectivity aligned external stimulus presentation internal pfc peaks internal hfb peaks mtl theta connectivity stimulus presentation local processing generated states external event theta oscillations pfc changed patients performing global organization frequency broadband contrasting analyses anchored either analyses triggered
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Patterns of mnemonic differences in phase clustering are dependent on time alignment.

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