PubMed · 856736
Statistical comparison of power spectra: a computer program.
Abstract
A general computer program, of interest to neurobiologists, for comparison of uncorrelated power spectra is presented. The program, ALPHAF, is written in Fortran V language and is easily compiled and executed in any computer with a Fortran software package. The purpose of the program is to read power spectral density (PSD) values into a computer from digital tape and then perform the following functions: (1) compute and report power; (2) compute and report averages of the computed power values over selected frequency bands and (3) compute and report statistical standardised normal distributions for a frequency spectrum of interest. The standardised normal distribution statistic is derived by using equation 7.20, page 250 of Random data: Analysis and measurement procedures (Bendat and Piersol, 1971).
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A M Fails, J M Verlander. 1977. Statistical comparison of power spectra: a computer program.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-7101(77)90051-4
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