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Stochastic dynamics and synchronization in motif-based neuronal networks
Neuronal networks exhibit complex dynamics shaped by connectivity and stochastic input. Empirical studies show that neuronal networks contain recurring subgraphs, or motifs, but the collective influence of different motif types after embedding in large stochastic networks remains less well understoo
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