Sensitivity and stability: A signal propagation sweet spot in a sheet of recurrent centre crossing neurons
Sensitivity and stability: A signal propagation sweet spot in a sheet of recurrent centre crossing neurons
In this paper we demonstrate that signal propagation across a laminar sheet of recurrent neurons is maximised when two conditions are met. First, neurons must be in the so-called centre crossing configuration. Second, the network’s topology and weights must be such that the network comprises strongly coupled nodes, yet lies within the weakly coupled regime. We develop tools from linear stability analysis with which to describe this regime, and use them to examine the apparent tension between the sensitivity and instability of centre crossing networks.
Dynamical systems theory, Linear stability analysis, CTRNN, Networks, Signal propagation
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Buckley, Christopher L
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Bullock, Seth
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2008
Buckley, Christopher L
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Bullock, Seth
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Buckley, Christopher L and Bullock, Seth
(2008)
Sensitivity and stability: A signal propagation sweet spot in a sheet of recurrent centre crossing neurons.
Biosystems, 94 (1-2), .
Abstract
In this paper we demonstrate that signal propagation across a laminar sheet of recurrent neurons is maximised when two conditions are met. First, neurons must be in the so-called centre crossing configuration. Second, the network’s topology and weights must be such that the network comprises strongly coupled nodes, yet lies within the weakly coupled regime. We develop tools from linear stability analysis with which to describe this regime, and use them to examine the apparent tension between the sensitivity and instability of centre crossing networks.
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Published date: 2008
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Event Dates: 29th - 31st August 2007
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the Seventh International Workshop on Information Processing in Cells and Tissues, Jesus College, Oxford, 2007-08-29 - 2007-08-31
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Dynamical systems theory, Linear stability analysis, CTRNN, Networks, Signal propagation
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Agents, Interactions & Complexity
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/266777
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Christopher L Buckley
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