MEG data from CiNet Neuromag.

<p>(A) All plots show data averaged across new 4 subjects (S9-S13) in sensor space (sensor-wise mean of the subject SNR). The columns represent SNR values for the stimulus-locked signal (column 1), broadband signal without denoising (column 2), and broadband signal with one or more denoising algorithms. The same scale bar is used for all broadband data (columns 3–5). Other details as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0193107#pone.0193107.g005" target="_blank">Fig 5</a>. (B) Broadband SNR using different algorithms for both-hemifield (left), left-hemifield (center) and right-hemifield (right) stimuli. Each line is average broadband SNR across the top 10 sensors for one individual. Top sensors were defined as the 10 sensors from each subject with the highest SNR across any of the 3 stimulus conditions and any of the denoising algorithms (columns 2–5). Made with function <i>nppMakeFigure13</i>.<i>m</i>.