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. 2016 Sep 19;26(10):3945–3952. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhw200

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Figure 2. — Cortex-wide dynamics with recovery from anesthesia. (a) Cascade size (pixels) probability distributions are shown for anesthetized (blue) and awake (red) states from mouse A1 and fully awake results (green) from mouse R1. Blue and red colors correspond to the first and last 20 minutes of data, i.e. anesthetized and awake states. (b) κ values as a function of time (minutes) since drug delivery. Color coding and mice as in (a). (c) Time (minutes) since drug delivery vs. state visitation entropy H_state (bits) derived from the probabilities of visiting each state for k-means clustering algorithm with 10 clusters. Color coding and mice as in (a). (d) Time (minutes) since drug delivery vs. state transition entropy H_trans (bits) derived from the probabilities of state transitions in a first-order Markov model for k-means clustering algorithm with 10 clusters. Color coding and mice as in (a). (e) State visitation entropy H_state (bits) as a function of κ. Color coding and mice as in (a). (f) State transition entropy H_trans (bits) as a function of κ. Color coding and mice as in (a).