[Mne_analysis] Baseline correction in TF analysis

[Mainak Jas]

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Hi Tao,

I am assuming you mean baseline correction on the output of the tfr_morlet
function? Since you are looking at power and it's not linear, the order of
the operation should indeed matter. Regarding which is recommended, my
intuition would be that averaging in the time-frequency domain is better
when you are looking for subtle oscillations that are not necessarily
completely aligned in phase. It's what we call induced power in MNE.

Mainak

On Sun, Dec 8, 2019 at 8:22 AM Xia, Tao <psytao18 at connect.hku.hk> wrote:

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> Hi all,
>        I am a freshman in time-frequency analysis. I run a time-frequency
> analysis with tfr_morlet. I found the results are large differences in
> doing baseline correction before or after average epochs. I was wondering
> what is the difference between these two steps?
>        Thank you very much
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