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When the artificial cultured brain receives a human speech sound (the number 0 pronounced as "zero" in English) as input, it converts the input into a multicellular response. The response signal is then read out by a linear classifier to achieve classification of the time-series signal. The artificial cultured brain in the figure is designed to grow within four squares connected by thin lines, resembling a modular architecture. In this experiment, we found that such modularity in the artificial cultured brain improves the classification performance.
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Yamamoto et al.
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