- The average of the signals is set to zero. Xi and Yi are the amplitude values of the ith samples of the X and Y signal.
- A scattergram is made: the amplitude values of Yare plotted as a function of the corresponding amplitude values of X.
- The ordinate is split into equal-sized bins. Within each bin, the average of the y-values is calculated and called Qj for bin j. The midpoint of bin j is called Pj.
- The points (Pj, Qj) with (Pj+1, Qj+1) is called gj(x) and the whole piecewise curve is called f(x). The deviation of each sample from the curve is calculated: Yi - f(Xi) for (Xi, Yi). The sum of the square of the deviations is called the unexplained variance. h2 is the variance in all the y-values (called the total variance) minus the unexplained variance, all divided by the total variance.
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H2 is a nonparametric analysis aiming at quantifying the amplitude correlation of a signal Y on a signal X, independently of the type of the relation between the two signals. This technique has been shown to be particularly suitable for the analysis of EEG/stereotactic-EEG signals in the context of epilepsy.
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H2 is a nonparametric analysis aiming at quantifying the amplitude correlation of a signal Y on a signal X, independently of the type of the relation between the two signals. This technique has been shown to be particularly suitable for the analysis of EEG/stereotactic-EEG signals in the context of epilepsy.
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