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. 2013 Mar 7;9(3):e1002943. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002943

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A. The quenched average of the overlap with the target in the evoked dynamics. B. The standard deviation (SD) of the overlap averaged over time and over the networks . Average values in A and B are computed over 100 networks and over . The dotted curves in A and B, plotted for reference, show the boundary between the R and NR regimes and, which are computed by the ridge of SD in B with smoothing the line. C. The local maxima in the time series of the overlap with the target as a function of the input strength in (i) the NR regime for and (ii) the R regime showing the bifurcations.

Inline graphic — A. The quenched average of the overlap with the target in the evoked dynamics. B. The standard deviation (SD) of the overlap averaged over time and over the networks . Average values in A and B are computed over 100 networks and over . The dotted curves in A and B, plotted for reference, show the boundary between the R and NR regimes and, which are computed by the ridge of SD in B with smoothing the line. C. The local maxima in the time series of the overlap with the target as a function of the input strength in (i) the NR regime for and (ii) the R regime showing the bifurcations.