Synaptic pattern complexity

Synaptic pattern complexity is, essentially, the complexity of synaptic patterns.

The simpler the complexity of synaptic patterns, the easier and faster they can be extracted. In other words, the easier they can be recalled, used, manipulated, etc.

One way to create simpler synaptic is by making your definitions of certain concepts and terms easy too (i.e. minimum information principle). Let's take an example about the concept "psychophysics". We can either try to remember its definition as: The first produces more complex synaptic patterns, which are harder and slower to extract. The latter (2) produces simpler synaptic patterns, which are easier and faster to extract, use, analyse, etc.
 * 1) The analysis of perceptual processes by studying the effect on a subject's experience or behaviour of systematically varying the properties of a stimulus along one or more physical dimensions, or;
 * 2) The scientific study of the relation between stimulus and sensation.