Control whole-head beamforming.

Barry Wright (313307); Ben Alderson-Day (313309); Garreth Prendergast (313311); Sophie Bennett (313314); Jo Jordan (313315); Clare Whitton (313318); Andre Gouws (313321); Nick Jones (313323); Ram Attur (313325); Heather Tomlinson (313327); Gary Green (313328)

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0041326.t003

Control whole-head beamforming.

By Barry Wright (313307), Ben Alderson-Day (313309), Garreth Prendergast (313311), Sophie Bennett (313314), Jo Jordan (313315), Clare Whitton (313318), Andre Gouws (313321), Nick Jones (313323), Ram Attur (313325), Heather Tomlinson (313327) and Gary Green (313328)

Abstract

The top five significant maxima/minima in each time window are displayed. All reported voxels indicated significant changes from the passive window at p<.05 or below.aL- = left, R- = right, ICC = intracalcarine cortex, LG = lingual gyrus, LOC = lateral occipital cortex, OFG = occipital-fusiform gyrus, OP = occipital pole, SCC = supracalcarine cortex.</p

Topics: Neuroscience, Physiology, Mental Health, whole-head

Year: 2013

DOI identifier: 10.1371/journal.pone.0041326.t003

OAI identifier: oai:figshare.com:article/270722

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Control whole-head beamforming.

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