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Demonstrating the performance, flexibility and programmability of the hardware architecture of systemic computation modelling cancer growth

Sakellariou et al., 2015

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11849419037288173184
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Sakellariou C
Bentley P
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International Journal of Bio-Inspired Computation

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Systemic computation (SC) is a bio-inspired computational paradigm designed to model the behaviour of natural systems and processes. It adopts a holistic view, meaning that apart from a sum of its constituents, the definition of a system should also include the interaction of …
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