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The phenomenon of stochastic resonance in networks with small-world connectivity is investigated when the coupling strength is adaptive. The effects of the fixed and adaptive couplings on stochastic resonance of the system are discussed. It is found that the resonance is a monotonically increasing function of the adaptive coupling strength, while there is a peak when the coupling strength is fixed. The resonance for the adaptive coupling can reach a much larger value than that for fixed coupling.
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