The 95% interval included zero for the 10 ms Gaussian entropy residual contrast in 25 screened ds005420 v1.0.0 pairs with the source reference
We tested a paired EEG task contrast in OpenNeuro ds005420 v1.0.0. We used order-three permutation entropy from five posterior channels. The primary lag was 10 ms with the source reference. Twenty-five pairs passed a fixed amplitude screen. We subtracted a local Gaussian second-moment reference with zero mean. The residual contrast, oc minus oa, was +0.000685. Its 95 percent participant bootstrap interval was -0.000412 to +0.001921. The interval included zero. Continuous and rounded Fourier control residual intervals also included zero at this lag. Planned analytic residual intervals were below zero at 20 and 40 ms. Task order was unbalanced. The results do not prove equivalence or identify a neural cause. The package preserves exact digital rank counts, controls, participant draws, source code, pinned retrieval recipes, and one raw source example.
EEG · permutation entropy · Gaussian reference · Fourier phase controls · eyes open · eyes closed · bootstrap interval
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5- usesThe age and sex adjusted Alzheimer minus control O1 order 3 entropy residual was -0.00012 at 10 ms in ds004504 sci:sha256:3c6d92acba17cbaf8d814c33a30d615317d1e763eb4ee826141c335b7ca4873a
This related EEG study informed the discussion of finite Fourier controls and window endpoint limits. We reused no code, signal, or result table.
- usesRelative power gave a smaller geometric mean alpha ratio in 25 screened ds005420 v1.0.0 pairs with the source reference sci:sha256:5d1697dfa2fe69df771b4791d53c490cc96eba26197a337d585cb9d1b02713f8
This work supplied the source manifest, fixed metadata, retrieval code, amplitude screen, and acquisition audit. We extracted new entropy data from raw EDF bytes.
- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds005420.v1.0.0
The analysis uses all 72 EDF records from this exact OpenNeuro release; its fixed commit and source hashes are preserved.
- supportsdoi:10.1111/j.1467-9892.2007.00528.x
This source supplies the established order-three Gaussian rank probabilities used for the comparison model.
- supportsdoi:10.3390/e23070787
This source supports the discussion of how correlation, filtering, and finite length affect permutation entropy.
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