hi
I'm also extremely interested in biological applications, but
maybe your choice is biased by your (emotional) preference for
science and is actually not optimal / rational.
I'm sure it's rational; of course I'm not sure it's *optimal*!
Business is not a very exact science, and one is
I'll be visiting Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Auckland later this month.
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Peter
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Does anyone have an up-to-date fix on how much computation occurs
(if any) within-cells (as opposed to the traditional neural net level) that
are part of biolgical brain systems? especially in the case of
animals that have a premium placed on the number of neurones they
can support
This is sort of a vague question, Philip.
Clearly there is a lot of complex information-processing going on inside
cells --- DNA is a kind of complex computer program, and its genes code for
proteins, some of which collectively form a kind of assembler and compiler
for this program, etc.
