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Emergence of criticality in models of real neurons
Critical systems sit near boundaries between qualitatively distinct behaviors. When inferring models of neural activity, this proximity to criticality is thought to require the precise tuning of parameters. Here, we show that as the number of neurons increases, criticality can emerge naturally witho
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