Table 1.

Statistical table

ResultsData structureType of testSample sizeCI/p-value
Fig. 1B: correlation between CFC strength and impedanceAssumed normal distribution of the errorsPearson correlation tested using t testn = 80 electrodes of 1 animal over 5 sessionsρ = –0.255 p = 0.0224
Fig. 1C: impedance values for two different sizes of electrodesAssumed normal distributionIndependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 20 single wires and 60 tetrode wires electrodes of 1 animal over 5 sessionsCI95 = [1072;1672] Cohen’s d = 2.7 p = 7.0773 × 10−14
Fig. 1C: CFC strength for two different sizes of electrodesAssumed normal distributionIndependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 20 single wires and 60 tetrode wires electrodes of 1 animal over 5 sessionsCI95 = [0.9; 5.8] × 10−3 Cohen’s d = 0.6 p = 0.007
Fig. 3A: comodulograms were compared to a surrogate distribution obtained by randomly splitting and inverting the amplitude time seriesAssumed nonnormal distributionSurrogate test200 surrogates for each channelEach x–y entry was set to zero (dark blue color) if observed p > 0; otherwise, the original value was kept.
Fig. 5C: LG power comparison for aWK and REM sleepAssumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [–1.3; 2.73]; Cohen’s d = 0.33; p = 0.42
Fig. 5C: HG power comparison for aWK and REM sleepAssumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [–0.39; 1.1]; Cohen’s d = 0.44; p = 0.29
Fig. 5C: HFO power comparison for aWK and REM sleep.Assumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [0.15; 0.58]; Cohen’s d = 1.57; p = 0.006
Fig. 5C: Theta–LG coupling strength comparison for aWK and REM sleepAssumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [–0.22; 0.11] × 10−3; Cohen’s d = 0.31; p = 0.45
Fig. 5C: Theta–HG coupling strength comparison for aWK and REM sleepAssumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [0.03; 2.14] × 10−3; Cohen’s d = 0.95 p = 0.045
Fig. 5C: Theta–HFO coupling strength comparison for aWK and REM sleepAssumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [3; 10.8] × 10−3; Cohen’s d = 1.64; p = 0.005
Fig. 5D: Theta power comparison for aWK and REM sleepAssumed normal distributionDependent t test; t-based confidence intervals for the meann = 7 animals (mean across electrodes)CI95 = [0.11; 0.2]; Cohen’s d = 3.19; p = 1.52 × 10−4