A comparator system or simply comparator in the fields of biophysics, biology, and neurology is a term used to describe particular organisations of neurons.[1]
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Comparator (disambiguation) — Comparator may refer to: An electrical comparator A digital comparator An optical comparator The Comparator Hypothesis in the psychology of motivation a biological comparator system This disambiguation page lists articles associated w … Wikipedia
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