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. 2017 Jan 24;6:e21792. doi: 10.7554/eLife.21792

Figure 9. Use of the gedCFC framework for detecting spike-field coherence in multichannel data.

Figure 9.

LFPs were simulated in 16 channels, modeled after a silicon probe often used to measure cortical laminar activity. Forty random spike times were generated, and complex spatiotemporal patterns were time-locked to each spike time. (A) illustrates the basic pattern, which was phase-randomized on each spike. (B) illustrates a few single-spike LFP traces from one channel, and the spike-triggered average over time and space (compare with the template in (A)). (C) shows the forward model from the largest gedCFC component reshaped to a 2D matrix. (D) shows the power spectrum of the component and the spike-triggered average (power spectra averaged across channels).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.21792.016