Table 1. Time scales.

Time Scale	Bin Size (ms)	d	Delay Window (bins)	Delay Window (ms)	Jitter Window (ms)
1	1	0	0–3	0.05–3	7
2	1.6	1	1–4	1.6–6.4	11.2
3	3.5	1	1–4	3.5–14	24.5
4	7.5	1	1–4	7.5–30	52.5
5	16.15	1	1–4	16.15–64.6	113.05
6	34.8	1	1–4	34.8–139.2	243.6
7	75	1	1–4	75–300	525
8	161.6	1	1–4	161.6–646.4	1131.2
9	348.1	1	1–4	348.1–1392.4	2436.7
10	750	1	1–4	750–3000	5250

As the time scale increased, the bin sizes logarithmically increased. The overall state structure with regards to the bins was identical for time scales 2 through 10. Time scale 1 possessed a delay of 0 (d = 0) in order to capture interactions at the smallest resolution of the recordings (0.05 ms).