Practice · made-up values

How does a brief input fade in a tiny model?

I turned a brief input on and off in a two-part practice model. I saved each step.

This says nothing about a fly because the values come from an engineering practice test.

PRACTICE · Made-up values used to test the viewer.

Fly One is a computer model of the parts a fly uses to see. It is not a living fly.

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Some tests have several views. A different view is not a new experiment.

These are questions about the tests. They are not steps toward proving that a model has feelings.

Uncertain

The early burst is saved, but no lasting trace passed the later check. An ordinary brief wobble is still a possible cause.

Uncertain

Weaker links back to earlier cells change the model. The test still needs to separate link direction from link strength.

Not tested

These tests did not measure a loss of shared response across a whole brain.

Not tested

Turning off a sight-cell group changed the model. It did not test the main navigation hub of a fly brain.

Not tested

No sleep or drug experiment was run. Changing a model link cannot establish either state.

Tested

The link delivered a picture and changed the receiving model, but no setting passed both required comparisons.

Uncertain

A slow change at the start of a short clip affected the speed reading. Attention was not tested.