Figure 5. Effect of ML models and thresholds on the type of detected SWR
Menéndez de la Prida, Liset; Navas-Olive, Andrea; Rubio, Adrián;
Figure 5. Effect of ML models and thresholds on the type of detected SWR
Frequency of True Positive SWR detected by each architecture. Each dot represents the mean frequency of detected ripples of one test session (21 sessions from 8 animals). e) Spectral power of True Positive events detected by each architecture. Same boxplot representation as in d).
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