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Broadband Criticality of Human Brain Network Synchronization

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Probability distributions for phase-lock interval and lability of global synchronization in MEG data.

In all panels MEG data is denoted by solid lines (filled symbols) and the corresponding surrogate data by dotted lines. The colors encode wavelet scales as follows: black = scale 3 (125−62.5 Hz); red = 4 (62.5−31 Hz); green = 5 (31−15.5 Hz); blue = 6 (15.5−8 Hz); light blue = 7 (8−4 Hz); pink = 8 (4−2 Hz); yellow = 9 (2−1 Hz); gray = 10 (1−0.5 Hz); black = 11 (0.5−0 Hz). (A) Probability distribution of phase-lock intervals is plotted on logarithmic axes for each wavelet scale. The black dashed line represents a power law with . (B) Cumulative probability distribution of phase-lock intervals is plotted on logarithmic axes for each wavelet scale. The exponents of the power law distributions tend to increase as a function of increasing scale (inset). (C) Weighted cumulative distribution of phase-lock intervals on linear axes for each wavelet scale indicating the fraction of time spent locked for a time longer than the PLI indicated. (D) Probability distribution for lability of global synchronization is plotted on logarithmic axes for each wavelet scale. The straight dashed line represents a power law with .

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000314.g007