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FlyWire T4/T5 → DNa02/DNg02 subgraph (20,556 neurons, edges of at least five synapses) as a Cessna yaw damper. Real wiring ranks first against degree-preserving shuffles and cuts yaw-rate RMS 14–19% versus the bare airframe. A classical washout damper cuts 52–57%.
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All projects →Research code for the Shiu et al. connectome-based leaky integrate-and-fire model, including activation/silencing experiments, notebooks, and FlyWire data configuration.
FlyWire whole-brain LIF implementation based on Shiu et al., with multiple simulation backends and benchmarking tools. This repository supplies the neural model; it is not a complete embodied demo package.
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