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Macroscopic Fluctuations Emerge in Balanced Networks with Incomplete Recurrent Alignment

2021-03-11 · Itamar Daniel Landau, Haim Sompolinsky

Networks of strongly-coupled neurons with random connectivity exhibit chaotic, asynchronous fluctuations. In previous work, we showed that when endowed with an additional low-rank connectivity consisting of the outer product of orthogonal vectors, these networks generate large-scale coherent fluctuations. Although a striking phenomenon, that result depended on a fine-tuned choice of low-rank structure. Here we extend that work by generalizing the theory of excitation-inhibition balance to networks with arbitrary low-rank structure and show that low-dimensional variability emerges intrinsically through what we call incomplete recurrent alignment. We say that a low-rank connectivity structure exhibits incomplete alignment if its row-space is not contained in its column-space. In the setting of incomplete alignment, recurrent connectivity can be decomposed into a subspace-recurrent component and an effective-feedforward component. We show that high-dimensional, microscopic fluctuations are propagated via the effective-feedforward component to a low-dimensional subspace where they are dynamically balanced by macroscopic fluctuations. We present biologically plausible examples from excitation-inhibition networks and networks with heterogeneous degree distributions. Finally, we define the alignment matrix as the overlap between left and right-singular vectors of the structured connectivity, and show that the singular values of the alignment matrix determine the amplitude of macroscopic variability, while its singular vectors determine the structure. Our work shows how macroscopic fluctuations can emerge generically in strongly-coupled networks with low-rank structure. Furthermore, by generalizing excitation-inhibition balance to arbitrary low-rank structure our work may find relevance in any setting with strongly interacting units, whether in biological, social, or technological networks.

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