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. 2016 Apr 12;6:24114. doi: 10.1038/srep24114

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(A) Schematic FRA showing the adaptation channels (dashed lines) for two frequency oddball conditions (white and colored symbols), one where the low-frequency/intensity sound (white circle) is set at a low frequency (left) and where it is set at a higher frequency (right). (B) Relationship between the NIA_d values in the frequency oddball paradigm (Δf = 0.1, Δi = 10 dB) and the frequency of the low-frequency/intensity sound (f1/i1 frequency). The solid line shows the regression line.