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This tag is used to refer to mathematical/probabilistic/statistical modeling questions, usually this tag is used to ask about questions that are related with the mathematical formalism of the model instead of the correctness of a specific model in practice.
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Turing reaction diffusion equations and neural networks
Suppose you have a Turing-type reaction-diffusion system
$$
\begin{cases}
\partial_t \phi = & f(\phi, \psi) + D_\phi \nabla^2\phi \\
\partial_t \psi = & g(\phi, \psi) + D_\psi \nabla^2\psi
\end{cases} …
