Peak to Peak Amplitude

Peak-to-Peak (PtP) amplitude refers to the difference between the highest positive peak and the lowest negative peak. It provides a measue of the total range of variation of the data averaged over a time interval (Gapontseva, 2023).

The PtP amplitude of the data over the entire time series represents how the PtP amplitude of every sensor varies over the entire time series. Every dot represent the PtP amplitude of a single sensor. If a sensor falls outside of the whiskers area, it might indicate that the sensor is malfunctioning or other issues.

The position in the Y Axis is not meaningful but serves visualization purposes.

In this plot, each box plot represents a specific sensor (color-coded by areas) and each point the PtP Amplitude for that sensor during a specific epoch (time window).

In this plot, each box plot represents an epoch and each point the PtP Ampltiude of the sensors during that specific time window.

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