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From: The ambiguous feeling between “mine” and “not-mine” measured by integrated information theory during rubber hand illusion

Figure 2

(A) Differences in the \(\pi _{\mathrm {MIP}}\) frequencies of pre- and intra-stimuli: Fr\((\pi _{\mathrm {MIP}}|\mathrm {ST})-\)Fr\((\pi _{\mathrm {MIP}}|\mathrm {PRE})\). The computational time frame for IIT is 250 (1 s). The positive values indicate that a certain type of \(\pi _{\mathrm {MIP}}\) increases during the stimulus. Blue (red) bars show the frequency differences in the synchronous (asynchronous) condition. Blue (red) letters show data from the brain (body) system. (B) Image of MIP-cut location of the system S. {Oz}-, {Fz}-, {ECG}-cut are the subsets with the three largest differences shown in (A). (C) \(\Phi _{\mathrm {MIP}}\) of each MIP-cut location. In all cases, \(\Phi _{\mathrm {MIP}}\) drops during the stimulus (\(*p < 0.05\), \(**p < 0.01\), \(***p < 0.005\)). No after-effects were observed (see Tables S2 and S3 for other parameter settings).

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