Abstract: | A method of construction of crossintervalograms for electroencephalograms is proposed. Particular points or EEG fragments of particular shape are used as time-locked events, and the intervals between these reference points are analyzed. The method is theoretically substantiated. Examples of crossintervalograms constructed for EEG extrema and derivative EEGextrema are given. The information validity of these crossintervalograms is demonstrated and their features are indicated. Comparison crossintervalograms with crosscorrelograms is performed. The possibilities of further development and applications of a method are specified. It is suggested that the method will be useful for investigation of operative interaction of brain subsystems. |