Aperiodic exponent and offset

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Older age

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Older age is associated with aperiodic exponent and offset in humans.
“older adults exhibited a robust slowing of the individual alpha peak frequency, along with reductions in the aperiodic exponent and offset.”
HumansCompared with younger adults using resting-state EEGbrainn = 108
The aging rhythm: spatio-temporal dynamics of resting alpha oscillations in young and older brains
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)3 Aug 2026Preprint

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