We analytically investigate the characteristics of a recently developed sliding window methodology designed for real time analysis of resting state connectivity. The suppression of various types of confounds is investigated both in this analytical framework and numerically. It is shown that this methodology not only acts as a high pass filter and denoiser, but behaves as a model free despiking and confound suppression tool.
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