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. 2017 Apr 21;8:14826. doi: 10.1038/ncomms14826

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(a) CF versus ɛ, the width of the comfort zone around y*. (b) CF (blue) versus the constraint value y. For comparison, the grey curve shows the fraction of time in which y(t) spontaneously reaches the constraint-satisfying range. (c) CF versus the strength of exploratory random walk in connection strengths, D. (d) CF versus g₀ (proportional to the s.d. of connection strengths; see Methods for details). Network ensemble with SF-out (a=1, γ=2.4) and Binom-in degree distributions. Unless otherwise specified, all ensembles have N=1,000, y*=0, g₀=10, and D=10⁻³.

Inline graphic — (a) CF versus ɛ, the width of the comfort zone around y*. (b) CF (blue) versus the constraint value y. For comparison, the grey curve shows the fraction of time in which y(t) spontaneously reaches the constraint-satisfying range. (c) CF versus the strength of exploratory random walk in connection strengths, D. (d) CF versus g₀ (proportional to the s.d. of connection strengths; see Methods for details). Network ensemble with SF-out (a=1, γ=2.4) and Binom-in degree distributions. Unless otherwise specified, all ensembles have N=1,000, y*=0, g₀=10, and D=10⁻³.