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A couple of questions (some of them might be stupid :)) - It says they used a neural network to control illumination in different channels, so the total time c
by thekhatribharat 8y ago
A couple of questions (some of them might be stupid :))
- It says they used a neural network to control illumination in different channels, so the total time complexity should consider neural network + amoeba system for calculations.
- When you put the amoeba in a environment with a vastly large number of channels, does it still behave the same? I mean, does it scale? Maybe amoeba becomes less averse to illumination with increase in number of channels and you get progressively worse solutions to TSP.
- salamanderman 8y agoThe neural network is like the plate itself, fixed at least for any configuration of N cities. Interpret that as you will. The plate itself has N^2 channels.