Knossos Games
instructions
pdf : 82 Kb
back to puzzle

If you like these puzzles,
you might also like...

cell wall transport
dna transposition

solution


Neuron Solution 1, State A Neuron Solution 1, State B


detailed solution

We can first list all possible activation levels for each neuron in each of the two activation states.


Neuron Solution 1, Part 1 Givens Neuron Solution 1, State A, Part 1 Neuron Solution 1, State B, Part 1

By comparing the possible levels, those that are not acceptable for both states can be eliminated. Two neuron activation levels can already be determined, since there is a single level for each neuron appropriate for both states.


Neuron Solution 1, Part 2 Givens Neuron Solution 1, State A, Part 2 Neuron Solution 1, State B, Part 2

Eliminating the used levels from those available narrows the possible activation levels that can be assigned to the remaining neurons. Notice also that the –3 activation level can only be assigned to one possible neuron.


Neuron Solution 1, Part 3 Givens Neuron Solution 1, State A, Part 3 Neuron Solution 1, State B, Part 3

Continuing this process, the +2 and –2 activation levels are the last to be assigned.


Neuron Solution 1, Part 4 Givens Neuron Solution 1, State A, Part 4 Neuron Solution 1, State B, Part 4


First Posted : October 22, 2016
Last Updated : October 22, 2016

Knossos Games by Tim Boester

Creative Commons License