Heh, neat. Now all you need is to implement that logistic map solver in hardware and write a function that maps other functions into their equivalent "decimal c

Heh, neat. Now all you need is to implement that logistic map solver in hardware and write a function that maps other functions into their equivalent "decimal code" and you've got a pretty fun computer going. The paper notes that these functions are infinitely continuously differentiable. I wonder if they'd have any applications in machine learning?