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In the p19 ds006065 closed-loop run, control-channel falling edges showed weak, contact-dependent hippocampal theta phase locking (PLV <0.1; sham near 0.03), if D9 carried the trigger state

We streamed the p19 task-cl SEEG run of OpenNeuro ds006065. We measured 3–8 Hz phase at 1,499 transitions of the plateau channel D9 using pre-event data only (AR prediction and Hilbert transform). For falling edges, PLV exceeded sham PLV in 19 of 22 hippocampal bipolar pairs, and 9 of 22 pairs passed a Bonferroni Rayleigh test. The pair with the greatest theta power share had PLV 0.091 (sham 0.034). Mean phases differed between pairs. Rising edges showed less locking. This is a pilot result from one run, with no clcontrol comparison; the trigger role of D9 is an assumption.

intracranial EEG · hippocampal theta · phase locking · closed-loop stimulation · phase-locking value · OpenNeuro ds006065 · pilot study

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    We used this note on non-neural plateau channels in ds006065 to find and exclude control channels.

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    We compared our offline pre-event theta phase estimate with this simulated real-time theta phase method.

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    The p19 task-cl EEG file and electrode coordinate metadata analyzed in this report came from OpenNeuro ds006065 v1.0.0. The raw EEG was streamed and is not included in this package.

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