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Coherent averaging technique: a tutorial review. Part 2: Trigger jitter, overlapping responses and non-periodic stimulation.

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In Part 1 the principles of coherent averaging were discussed. In Part 2 expressions are developed for the effect on the average of fluctuations in the stimulus-response time. Overlapping responses may cause errors in the averaged response: these errors are analysed. It is shown that the application of non-periodic stimuli may improve the results for both periodic interference and overlapping responses.

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O Rompelman, H H Ros. 1986. Coherent averaging technique: a tutorial review. Part 2: Trigger jitter, overlapping responses and non-periodic stimulation.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0141-5425(86)90027-0

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