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Summary: It might be suggested that with a million neurons the chance of getting them all properly
adjusted is negligibly small. The answer is that there is usually no such thing as
the right solution. We count as suitable any organisation whatsoever so long as it gets
the equilibrium where we want it. |
Summary: After studying the fixed points in a dynamic world (i.e. neutral points) I presume
the next step would be to take a lot of neutral points and set them moving. |
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Organisation no "right" |
Equilibrium change of |
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