Detecting Directed Interactions of Networks by Random Variable Resetting

Abstract

We propose a novel method of detecting directed interactions of a general dynamic network from measured data. By repeating random state variable resetting of a target node and appropriately averaging over the measurable data, the pairwise coupling function between the target and the response nodes can be inferred. This method is applicable to a wide class of networks with nonlinear dynamics, hidden variables and strong noise. The numerical results have fully verified the validity of the theoretical derivation.

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