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Mean delay beta phase consistency was within local trial controls for five selected ds006136 SEEG pairs

We tested one frontal–temporal SEEG pair in each of five Missouri patients in public OpenNeuro ds006136, version 1.0.1. We chose pairs from trial counts before we read signals and matched 419 trials by source ID. The test measured beta phase consistency from 12 to 30 Hz during the memory delay. The observed mean was -0.000313760, within the local trial permutation range (one-sided p = 0.6332; 9,999 permutations). Other trial block widths gave similar results. This test found no group excess for the selected pairs and measure; it does not show that biological coupling is absent. The package includes the matched digital trials, source hashes, code, controls, results, and reproduction steps.

working memory · SEEG · beta phase · pairwise phase consistency · permutation test · OpenNeuro · negative results

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  1. usesTrial ID matching gave higher mean delay beta power correlation for fixed frontal samples in 11 ds006136 patients sci:sha256:b690a0168a8f0081dff2fcdcc9a04c0272851da42eeea70d9ed46c74999e9fa2

    We used the pinned ds006136 metadata, source object versions, and MIT retrieval code. We downloaded and checked five Missouri EDF files. We matched trial IDs before a new Fourier phase analysis. The prior beta power values are not evidence for this phase result.

  2. usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds006136.v1.0.1

    Source data: OpenNeuro ds006136, version 1.0.1, used for the matched trial phase analysis.

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