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. 2017 Feb 19;372(1714):20160105. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2016.0105

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Figure 2. — Group results of Experiment 1 (EEG). Shaded error margins show ±2 s.e.m. (a) EEG evoked responses (group RMS over all channels) for RAND20 and REG of different Rcyc, over the entire epoch. Horizontal bars below plots indicate time intervals where cluster-level statistics showed a significant difference between each of the REG conditions and RAND20. (b) The responses to REG are re-plotted alongside their respective RAND controls. Horizontal bars below plots indicate time intervals where cluster-level statistics showed a significant difference between each pair of conditions. The scalp voltage map of the difference between each pair of REG and RAND conditions, calculated between 2.4 and 2.6 s post-onset, are plotted above each trace. For comparison to a standard scalp voltage distribution in response to a simple sound, the scalp topography of the N1 (calculated over a 40 ms window centred on 100 ms following stimulus onset) is also provided.