Reconstructing directed and weighted topologies of phase-locked oscillator networks

Abstract

The formalism of complex networks is extensively employed to describe the dynamics of interacting agents in several applications. The features of the connections among the nodes in a network are not always provided beforehand, hence the problem of appropriately inferring them often arises. Here, we present a method to reconstruct directed and weighted topologies (REDRAW) of networks of heterogeneous phase-locked nonlinear oscillators. We ultimately plan on using REDRAW to infer the interaction structure in human ensembles engaged in coordination tasks, and give insights into the overall behavior.

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