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    • Corticomuscular coupling is crucial for motor control, often quantified by neural signal synchronization.
    • The impact of time delays on coherence measures in coupled physiological signals remains underexplored.

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    • To introduce a novel method, rate of voxels change (RVC), for estimating time delays in coupled physiological signals.
    • To demonstrate the effectiveness of RVC in compensating for delays and improving magnitude squared coherence (MSC) analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed the rate of voxels change (RVC) method for time delay estimation.
    • Applied RVC for delay compensation to adjust magnitude squared coherence (MSC) images.
    • Compared RVC with the corticomuscular coherence with time lag (CMCTL) method using simulations and experimental data.

    Main Results:

    • RVC demonstrated superior performance over CMCTL in estimating various time delays and optimizing MSC images.
    • Experimental results showed RVC-estimated delays align better with physiological differences (controls: 22.8 ms, patients: 34.5 ms).
    • RVC-based delay compensation significantly improved MSC in specific brain regions.

    Conclusions:

    • The RVC method offers higher reliability in detecting time delays between coupled neurophysiological signals.
    • RVC application represents an advancement over previous methods that often yielded biased MSC estimations.