Table 1.
Feature | Definition |
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Total sleep duration (min) | Time in bed spent in REM or NREM stage |
Total stage duration (min) | Time in bed spent in each stage |
Relative stage duration (%) | Percentage of sleep (from first non-W to last non-W) spent in each stage |
Number of stage episodes | Number of stable (minimum 3 min) episodes in each stage |
Mean stage duration (min) | Mean duration of episodes in each stage |
Sleep latency (min) | Time in bed after lights are off to reach the first non-W stage |
REM sleep latency (min) | Time in bed after first non-W stage to reach REM sleep |
Sleep efficiency (%) | Percentage of time in bed after lights are off spent in a non-W stage |
EEG slow wave power | Spectral EEG power in the frequency range 0.5–1.5 Hz |
EEG delta power | Spectral EEG power in the frequency range 1.5–4 Hz |
EEG theta power | Spectral EEG power in the frequency range 4–7.5 Hz |
EEG alpha power | Spectral EEG power in the frequency range 7.5–11 Hz |
EEG sigma power | Spectral EEG power in the frequency range 11–15 Hz |
EEG beta power | Spectral EEG power in the frequency range 15–30 Hz |
EEG slow wave coherence | Inter-hemispheric coherence in the frequency range 0.5–1.5 Hz |
EEG delta coherence | Inter-hemispheric coherence in the frequency range 1.5–4 Hz |
EEG theta coherence | Inter-hemispheric coherence in the frequency range 4–7.5 Hz |
EEG alpha coherence | Inter-hemispheric coherence in the frequency range 7.5–11 Hz |
EEG sigma coherence | Inter-hemispheric coherence in the frequency range 11–15 Hz |
EEG beta coherence | Inter-hemispheric coherence in the frequency range 15–30 Hz |
EEG, electroencephalogram; REM, rapid eye movement; NREM, non-rapid eye movement; W, wake.