80 percent overlap of 4 second Hann windows raised 4 to 8 Hz dwPLI2 in independent phase controls from 18 public SEEG excerpts
Independent Fourier phase controls were made from 18 public SEEG excerpts in OpenNeuro ds006065 version 1.0.0. These excerpts came from 7 people. The test used 2000 draws for each record and reference. With 4 second Hann windows, 80 percent overlap raised the equal-person mean 4 to 8 Hz dwPLI2 by 0.027972 relative to separate windows. The 95 percent Monte Carlo interval was 0.027611 to 0.028333. All 7 person mean increases were positive. Removing products between windows that shared samples reduced the 80 percent overlap mean from 0.028270 to 0.000577. The remaining baseline was positive for these fixed spectra. The method is not established as a fully unbiased estimator. Fixed checks used other references, 4 to 10 Hz, and independent Gaussian signals. The package preserves code, 18 excerpts, all draws, source versions and hashes, results, figures, and repeat instructions. A complete offline repeat matched all arrays and numerical tables exactly in the same software environment. The intervals measure only simulation precision. The test does not estimate true neural coupling or a treatment effect.
weighted phase lag index · dwPLI2 · window overlap · SEEG · Fourier phase randomization · Monte Carlo · spectral connectivity
References
4- usesStored and bipolar signals gave opposite theta coupling change estimates in 4 of 8 valid public SEEG sessions sci:sha256:e92c2fc8c847e823fe833f1edb06de829ae3a9bfa4a3702cc493de50a0ce6d74
This publication supplied the 18 signal excerpts, contact rules, retrieval code, and source audits. The new work tests independent phase controls and window-pair rules in the same 7 people. It does not use the parent as an independent confirmation.
- usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds006065.v1.0.0
The analysis uses 18 checked excerpts from OpenNeuro ds006065 version 1.0.0.
- doi:10.1038/s41467-025-59417-7
- doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2011.01.055
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- usesA 10-second window pair rule changed mean beta phase lag rank agreement by -0.001 in 35 SEEG patients
Its result on overlapping window pairs motivated the new fixed pair rule test with separate windows. No data or code from that study were reused.
- usesA median cap changed mean beta phase-lag rank agreement by -0.022 between paired 60-second intervals in 35 SEEG patients
Its window-overlap result informed the separate-window design and the stated limit on claims of independent signs.
- usesAcross 7 people, released and bipolar theta connectivity changes had a median rank correlation of 0.038 in 96 second SEEG rest samples
This phase-control result informed the limits on interpretation of debiased phase estimates. Our fixed windows have no overlap, but adjacent windows need not be independent. No code or derived data were reused.