Figure 2

Distributions of the integral averages of relative CWT amplitudes, \({\langle {\upvarepsilon }_{\Delta \mathrm{f}}\rangle }_{\mathrm{QS}},\) based on EEG monitoring in newborn groups I and II for the various lobes of the brain, calculated under the physiological state of active sleep (AS): (a) diagrams for the occipital lobe (OL); (b) diagrams for the right temporal lobe (RTL); (c) diagrams for the left temporal lobe (LTL); (d) diagrams for the right hemisphere (RH); (e) diagrams for the left hemisphere (LH). The localization of EEG channels on the scalp for each brain lobe is shown above. Red color indicates estimates for group II (EEG monitoring event GA34–37^10d), green and blue colors code the estimates of the first and second monitoring events in group I, GA38–41^8h and GA38–41^10d, respectively. The diagrams depict the following statistical characteristics of numerical indicators: the first and the third quartiles (25–75%, inside the box), the median and the mean (transverse line and point inside the box, respectively), 1.5 interquartile ranges (shown by whiskers), and outliers represented by asterisks. At the bottom, underlining with asterisks highlights the pairs of values meeting the Mann–Whitney test with p < 0.001.