2018
DOI: 10.1134/s1064226918090206
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New Approach to Estimation of Interchannel Phase Coupling of Electroencephalograms

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“…The approach to estimating the inter-channel phase connectivity of the EEG at the points of the ridges of their wavelet-spectrograms with the stationary phase is considered as an inverse task to the problem of modeling ridges. In [6] it is shown that for the amplitude and phase of the amplitudemodulated signal…”
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“…The approach to estimating the inter-channel phase connectivity of the EEG at the points of the ridges of their wavelet-spectrograms with the stationary phase is considered as an inverse task to the problem of modeling ridges. In [6] it is shown that for the amplitude and phase of the amplitudemodulated signal…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We proposed an approach to the estimation of the inter-channel phase connectivity of the EEG [6] based on the phases calculation and comparison of the signals at the points of the ridges of their wavelet spectrograms having the property of stationarity of the phase, which does not exist in both of the above approaches. Under this the approach, phase-coupled pairs of EEG signals are considered for the group of healthy subjects and for the group of patients with traumatic brain injury during two cognitive and motor tests.…”
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“…So, in the works of Yu.V. Obukhov and coauthors [14,15], the so-called "ridges" of wavelet spectrograms are used. The use of ridges allows to select the leading frequency in the signal, as well as to find signal areas with a high signal-tonoise ratio.…”
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“…IVAN A. KERSHNER, MIKHAIL V. SINKIN, YURI V. OBUKHOV where f r (τ k ) is the instantaneous frequency of the signal at the time τ k . Moreover, f r (τ k ) coincides with the frequency value at the point of the wavelet spectrogram ridge at the time τ k , if the following condition is satisfied[8]:…”
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