We examine driven nonlinear dynamical systems that are known to be in a state of generalized synchronization with an external drive. The chaotic time series of the response system are subject to empirical mode decomposition analysis. The instantaneous intrinsic mode frequencies (and their variance) present in these signals provide suitable order parameters for detecting the transition between the regimes of strong and weak generalized synchrony. Application is made to a variety of chaotically driven flows as well as maps.
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