Figure 1
From: Separation of phase-locked sources in pseudo-real MEG data
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Top row: The three original sources (left) and PLFs between them (right). Bottom row: The three mixed signals (left) and PLFs between them (right). On the right column, the area of the square in position (i,j) is proportional to the PLF between the signals i and j. Therefore, large squares represent PLFs close to 1, while small squares represent values close to zero. In this example, the second and third sources have phase lags of and radians relative to the first source, respectively.