chaotic synchronization in neural networks

Chaotic synchronization in neural networks refers to the phenomenon in which a network of interconnected neurons exhibits synchronized chaotic behavior. This means that the firing patterns of the neurons become highly correlated, even though they individually exhibit erratic and unpredictable patterns. It is a state where the network's overall activity becomes coherent and organized, despite the inherent randomness of each neuron's behavior.

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