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Fisher Information Metric as a model-free measure of proximity to criticality in neural systems
Critical phenomena are widespread across many disciplines and have recently become a topic of deep interest in the study of biological and artificial neural networks. A distinct signature of criticality is the emergence of avalanches with power-law-distributed sizes and durations. However, empirical
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