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What is a neuronal avalanche?
Neuronal avalanches are cascades of propagating activity that follow power laws and are a hallmark of criticality[1]. They are contiguous cascades of spiking activity, rather than limited local bursts of spiking activity or huge network-wide spiking events[1]. The start and stop of an avalanche are determined by an activity threshold of the network[1].
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