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. 2021 Jun 21;15:691821. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2021.691821

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(A) EEG signal generated by the individual filter W_ind, averaged across all subjects and trials around the trigger (time 0 s) located by the phase detection algorithm in the non-stimulated trials (red: positive peak; blue: negative peak). (B) Phase histogram of the estimated phases of the oscillation in the theta band at the time of the trigger, divided by trials triggered on the negative peak and positive peak (phase-bin width 20°, inner ring corresponds to 10% of the total trials). (C) EEG signal generated by the individual filter W_ind, averaged across all subjects and trials around the trigger (time 0 s) located by the phase detection algorithm in the stimulated trials (red: positive peak; blue: negative peak; green: random phase). Note the large TMS artifact and TMS-evoked EEG potentials.