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. 2016 May 16;6:25926. doi: 10.1038/srep25926

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Time-frequency decomposition of somatosensory and auditory event-related responses using Morlet wavelets. (a) Time-frequency plot of somatosensory amplitude change between pre- and post-training over orofacial sensorimotor cortex (C5: left hemisphere and C6: right hemisphere). The black rectangle represents the time-frequency window used to calculate peak amplitude. (b) Average amplitudes of time-frequency somatosensory change. Error bars represent one standard error across participants. (c) Time-frequency plot of auditory amplitude change between pre- and post-training over auditory cortex (T7: left hemisphere and T8: right hemisphere). The black rectangle represents the time-frequency window for peak detection as in panel (a). (d) Average amplitudes of time-frequency auditory change. Error bars represent one standard error across participants.