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By simulation, performance of the best obtained results and GPS are compared in terms of position dilution of precision, visibility and the required epochs (time span) to resolve the ambiguities with a 99% success rate, in this region.

Case notes were collected over three epochs (time periods).

These electrical potentials are obtained by averaging single trial EEG epochs time locked to a stimulus or event and represent large numbers of neural elements acting in synchrony during information processing, from early sensory perception to higher cognitive processing.

Event related potentials (ERPs) are obtained by averaging EEG signals recorded over multiple trials or epochs time-locked to the particular stimulus.

Data epochs time-locked to button presses indicating perceptual switching were extracted from the continuous recording.

Epochs time-locked to button presses signaling the onset of a new stable percept were extracted from 1300 ms prior to the press until 300 ms after it.

For other epochs, time-series of the azimuthal angle (theta) were bandpassed between 6 60 Hz (Butterworth fourth order) followed by decomposition by the Hilbert transform (Hill et al., 2011).

It is also frequently assumed that substitution rate constants are the same in all lineages ("lineage-invariance"), and these are the same within a lineage over all epochs ("time-invariance").

The continuous EEG data were re-referenced to an average mastoid reference, filtered digitally with a band-pass of 0.3 30 Hz (two-way least-squares finite impulse response filter), and were then separated into epochs time-locked to the word stimulus onset.

The initiation time of HILDCAA events is taken as the zero epoch time (t = 0 day).

Figure 3a displays the Dst index data density as a function of epoch time.