These variations were less evident when l = 2, as the Kruskal-Wallis test reported statistically significant differences among the three distributions despite the post-hoc tests did not reach statistical significance (B vs T, p = 0.070; B vs M, p = 0.195, T vs M, p = 0.333), and were reduced to non-significant trends when l = 3 and l = 4.
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Measuring the Rate of Information Exchange in Point-Process Data With Application to Cardiovascular Variability.
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