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 =====Principal component analysis===== =====Principal component analysis=====
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-The errorbars are calculated from the standard deviation of 8 random subsets for each given size.+The errorbars are calculated from the standard deviation of 8 random subsets for each given size. It's seems power law scaling $\lambda_k \propto k^{-\alpha}$ with $\alpha \approx 0.5$ is more accurate for a sub-sampled system of smaller size.
 =====Thermodynamics of subsamples===== =====Thermodynamics of subsamples=====
 Boltzmann learning is performed for each random sub sample for the model parameters, $h_i$ and $J_{i,j}$. The specific heat curves of the resulted models are calculated and as shown below. Boltzmann learning is performed for each random sub sample for the model parameters, $h_i$ and $J_{i,j}$. The specific heat curves of the resulted models are calculated and as shown below.
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 The criticality condition ($T\approx 1.0$) appears pretty robust to sub sampling where only a portion of the neurons from a large network is observed. The criticality condition ($T\approx 1.0$) appears pretty robust to sub sampling where only a portion of the neurons from a large network is observed.