Table 2.

Time-frequency window definitions. This table shows the time-frequency windows that were used for analyzing the changes in ITPC and power following image-onset and saccade-onset in this paper. Note that for each frequency band, the pre- and post-event windows are of the same duration. However, the window lengths for different frequency bard are designed to include at least one cycle at the mean frequency of the frequency band of interest. Hence, the lower frequency bands (1–2 Hz) will have larger window sizes than the higher frequency bands. Also, note that the pre-event windows were chosen to end 200 ms before the onset of the event in an effort to avoid including any temporal smearing effects that may be present due to the short-time fast Fourier transform (stFFT) technique that was used to obtain the analytical signal

Frequency band	Pre-event window	Postevent window
Delta (1–3 Hz)	−800 to −200 ms	0–600 ms
Theta (4–8 Hz)	−600 to −200 ms	0–400 ms
Alpha (9–14 Hz)	−500 to −200 ms	0–300 ms
Beta (15–26 Hz)	−500 to −200 ms	0–300 ms
Gamma (27–80 Hz)	−400 to −200 ms	0–200 ms