hi pete and group TLC7 and synchrony

[Guest guest]

i wonder how i shouls read the synchrony page

it said that that the angle should be between -30-30

but the number indicate precent of phase

(i have aclient that have for ex. phase 1.2 f3-f4 theta!)

iwonder if you can please to explain how i should read it

and what the application should be in actual training

best regards

erez

[Guest guest]

The phase angle, for a synchronous signal, should be close to zero.  The TLC7 (after looking at several options) shows the percent of time that the signal was between +/- 30 degrees--very close to zero.  The combination of the phase data and the coherence values give us an idea of the level of synchrony between two sites in a frequency.

Once again, there's not much I can tell you about how you " should " train a client based on a single value from the assessment.  Chances of a low synchrony reading in one frequency between F3 and F4 being the crucial finding in an assessment--the thing which will change the brain's habits--are probably very small.

Pete

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On Wed, Jun 6, 2012 at 11:33 AM, Erez <erez1333@...> wrote:

 

i wonder how i shouls read the synchrony page

it said that that the angle should be between -30-30

but the number indicate precent of phase

(i have aclient that have for ex. phase 1.2 f3-f4 theta!)

iwonder if you can please to explain how i should read it

and what the application should be in actual training

best regards

erez