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Figures5a and6a present the distributions of mean frequencies and frequency ranges extracted from all the 649 signal components.
The characteristics of newborn EEG seizure components were further studied by analysing their mean frequencies and frequency spans over the 30 s epochs.
We stimulated synapses with input Poisson spike trains with different mean frequencies and computed the mutual information between the postsynaptic response and the preceding inter-spike interval.
In Figures5b and6b the distributions of the mean frequencies and the frequency spans were plotted for comparisons between hemispheres and among channels.
Quantitative analysis used descriptive statistics (mean frequencies and standard deviations), and Wilcoxon's rank-sum tests were performed to identify and describe differences in ecosystem service perceptions between landscapes and the presence of the CDR.
Similar to the case of class distributions, no significant differences were found between the two hemispheres in terms of mean frequencies and frequency spans of the EEG seizure components.
By contrast, children had a significantly higher Mean Frequency and a lower CV.
An industry survey of the mean frequency and duration of anode effects at individual smelters estimated that specific PFC emissions declined by 30% between 1990 and 1993.
The following spectral descriptors were obtained for each word: Mean Frequency and standard deviation, Energy, Duration, Jitter and Shimmer.
(c,d) Group data for CTR (n=30), AS-derived (n=20) UBE3A KO (n=9) and +CPP (n=8) neurons showing (c) mean frequency and (d) mean amplitude of spontaneous synaptic currents during plasticity induction and 20 30 and 50 60 min post induction.
This is mainly due to site-specific differences in the characteristics of technology, operating practices, and process control among smelters within each group, all of which influence the mean frequency and duration of anode effects during which PFC emissions occur.
