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. 2018 May 29;12:349. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.00349

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Copyright © 2018 Zuk, Carney and Lalor.

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(A) To test for a frequency bias in tempo induction, stimuli consisted of two sets of tone pips at two different carrier frequencies and different tempi. An example stimulus power spectrogram is shown (tone 1: f_L = 500 Hz, T_L = 140 BPM; tone 2: f_H = 3 kHz, T_H = 100 BPM; phase = 0 for both). (B) The vector strength as a function of tempo for the stimulus in (A) is shown. Dashed lines mark the tempi for the tone pips with the low-frequency carrier (blue) and the high-frequency carrier (red). The synchronization tempo was 138 BPM and the NST was 0.05, indicating that it is close to T_L.