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. 2016 Apr 7;10:29. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2016.00029

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Warping functions employed to collapse the avalanches. (A) Solid gray lines, examples of warping functions for mean avalanches of different durations. Dashed black line is a line of unity. (B) Largest two principal components (PCs) of the warping functions from (A). Solid gray lines, perturbations around the mean induced by each principal component (Equations 19–20). Solid black line, mean time-warping function of avalanches over time. (C) Warping functions for mean avalanches under APV/DNQX. (D) Largest two principal components of the warping functions in (C).