👉 The induced project, also known as the induced effect or induced response, refers to a phenomenon where an external stimulus, applied to a system or an individual, leads to a change in the system's behavior or properties, even if the initial stimulus itself does not directly cause that change. This occurs because the system has an inherent sensitivity or responsiveness to certain inputs, allowing it to amplify or modify the effects of the external stimulus. For example, in a neural network, an external signal can induce a change in the firing rate of neurons, which in turn affects subsequent processing and output. Similarly, in mechanical systems, an applied force might induce vibrations or deformations that alter the system's dynamics.
