Fig. 4.

(a) Functional EEG-EMG connectivity in the alpha band. The signals were recorded during regular treadmill walking. The black circles represent the corticomuscular connectivity with significant intergroup differences. (b) The means and standard deviations of the EEG-EMG connectivity values are shown for the regions with significant intergroup differences. * denotes a significance level < 0.05 for intergroup comparisons (control vs. experimental). (c) Changes in the functional EEG-EMG connectivity in the alpha band correlate with the recovery of temporal gait asymmetry. The black circles represent the changes in the EEG-EMG pairs with significant intergroup differences that negatively correlate to the changes in the temporal asymmetry ratio. The gray circles represent the changes in the EEG-EMG pairs with significant intergroup differences that do not correlate to the changes in the temporal asymmetry ratio. For better visualization and interpretation, the left represents the contralesional hemisphere, and the right represents the ipsilesional hemisphere