Anirudh Wodeyar
@aniwodeyar.bsky.social
Statistics and signal processing for oscillations in the brain.
Assistant Professor at Maastricht University, The Netherlands.
Assistant Professor at Maastricht University, The Netherlands.
See the figure attached below.
The green line and shading represents thalamic spindle coupling in the absence of a coupled thalamic spikes while the orange/red line and shading represents the thalamic spindle coupling in the presence of epileptic spikes.
The green line and shading represents thalamic spindle coupling in the absence of a coupled thalamic spikes while the orange/red line and shading represents the thalamic spindle coupling in the presence of epileptic spikes.
March 18, 2025 at 10:52 AM
See the figure attached below.
The green line and shading represents thalamic spindle coupling in the absence of a coupled thalamic spikes while the orange/red line and shading represents the thalamic spindle coupling in the presence of epileptic spikes.
The green line and shading represents thalamic spindle coupling in the absence of a coupled thalamic spikes while the orange/red line and shading represents the thalamic spindle coupling in the presence of epileptic spikes.