

BI 244 Marco Facchin: Philosophy and Science of Biological Brains
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“Some really interesting stuff here, although I would have appreciated a definition of computation at the outset. Yes, we can often go far without formal definitions, but here I think one would have been useful. Are we talking about input-ou…”
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