Resting-state Alpha and Mu Rhythms Change Shape across Development But Lack Diagnostic Sensitivity for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Autism

In the human brain, the alpha rhythm in occipital cortex and the mu rhythm in sensorimotor cortex are among the most prominent rhythms, with both rhythms functionally implicated in gating modality-specific information. Separation of these rhythms is nontrivial due to the spatial mixing of these oscillations in sensor space. Using a computationally efficient processing pipeline requiring no manual data cleaning, we isolated alpha and/or mu rhythms from electroencephalography recordings performed…

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