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Effects of spatial constraints of inhibitory connectivity on the dynamical development of criticality in spiking networks
Neural systems are hypothesized to operate near criticality, enhancing their capacity for optimal information processing, transmission and storage capabilities. Criticality has typically been studied in spiking neural networks and related systems organized in random or full connectivity, with the ba
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