Figure 3
From: The relationship between magnetic and electrophysiological responses to complex tactile stimuli
Comparison of relative amplitude of MEG, LFP, and MUA data. The relative response intensities for 1s ISI and 0.33s ISI were normalized to the 2s ISI signal amplitude. For all data sets, there is a significant change in the amplitude of response, regardless of the measure, with a change in the ISI of the stimulus, which constitutes different rates of stimulation. The relative amplitude of the MEG data was significantly different from the relative amplitude of MUA (p < 0.001), but not from the LFP (p > 0.05) relative amplitude.