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. 2022 Jun 29;19(191):20220214. doi: 10.1098/rsif.2022.0214

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Figure 5. — The phase relationships of phase synchrony and phase-locking. Phase synchrony (PS) reflects the degree of synchronization between the two signals, while phase-locking (PL), evaluated as the cosine of the relative phase, reflects the degree of phase alignment and is sensitive to both in-phase and anti-phase relationships between the two signals. (a) Values of PS and PL for different phase shifts between a reference signal and signal A. (b) Visualization of the reference signal and signal A waveforms over time for different phase shifts.