Neurally Inspired Mechanisms for the Dynamic Visual Attention Map Generation Task

In this paper we explore the molecular computation model based on a splicing system, A simulator of the programmable, two-input symbol finite automaton is described. The molecular finite state machine is implemented with three enzymes of the class IIS restriction enzymes: Fokl, BseMII, and BseXI.

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