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Cooperative computation of stereo disparity

Perhaps one of the most striking differences between a brain and today’s computers is the amount of “wiring.” In a digital computer the ratio of connections to components is about 3, whereas for the mammalian cortex it lies between 10 and 10,000 (1).

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