UK scientists who tested rats’ brains found that brain circuits are naturally “noisy” and susceptible to the celebrated “butterfly effect”, and to overcome this natural byproduct of complexity they probably use a system called “rate” code to cut out background noise, in a similar way to computer circuits. You can read how researchers at University College London (UCL) came to these conclusions in a paper published online in Nature on 1 July…

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