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Our findings show that, for a signal-to-noise-ratio of at least 10 dB, a data window that contains 5 to 8 cycles of the oscillation of interest (e.g. a 500-800ms window at 10Hz) is generally required to achieve reliable PC estimates. In general, Hilbert-based approaches were associated with higher performance than Fourier-based approaches. Furthermore, the results suggest that, when the analysis is performed in a narrow frequency range, a larger window is required. The achieved results pave the way to the introduction of best-practice g
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