This paper presents analyses of networks composed of homogeneous Stuart–Landau oscillators with symmetric linear coupling and dynamical Gaussian noise. With a simple mean-field approximation, the original system is transformed into a surrogate system that describes uncorrelated oscillation/fluctuation modes of the original system. The steady-state probability distribution for these modes is described using an exponential family, and the dynamics of the system are mainly determined by the eigenvalue spectrum of the coupling matrix and the noise level. The variances of the modes can be expressed as functions of the eigenvalues and noise level, yielding the relation between the covariance matrix and the coupling matrix of the oscillators. With decreasing noise, the leading mode changes from fluctuation to oscillation, generating apparent synchrony of the coupled oscillators, and the condition for such a transition is derived. Finally, the approximate analyses are examined via numerical simulation of the oscillator networks with weak coupling to verify the utility of the approximation in outlining the basic properties of the considered coupled oscillator networks. These results are potentially useful for the modeling and analysis of indirectly measured data of neurodynamics, e.g., via functional magnetic resonance imaging and electroencephalography, as a counterpart of the frequently used Ising model.
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