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. 2022 Mar 21;119(13):e2117000119. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2117000119

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

(A) The TRF for the unisensory response to the speech envelope shows distinct peaks at positive lags. (B) The GFP associated to the multisensory gain of the envelope-TRFs for the audiotactile stimulation, the envelope-MGF, exhibits a single peak at a delay of 114 ms, plus the delay of the tactile signal. The dashed red line indicates the 99% amplitude range of null models. (C) After normalization through computing z-scores, the amplitude of the peak of the envelope-MGF depends sinusoidally on the delay of the audiotactile stimulation (red line). (D) After normalization through computing z-scores, the multisensory gain in EEG reconstruction depends sinusoidally on the delay of the audiotactile stimulation (red line). A.u., arbitrary units.