by Keyword: Computational complexity
Marco, Santiago, (2011). Signal processing for chemical sensing: Statistics or biological inspiration Olfaction and Electronic Nose: Proceedings of the 14th International Symposium on Olfaction and Electronic Nose 
AIP Conference Proceedings (ed. Perena Gouma, SUNY Stony Brook), AIP (New York City, USA) 1362, (1), 145-146
Current analytical instrumentation and continuous sensing can provide huge amounts of data. Automatic signal processing and information evaluation is needed to overcome drowning in data. Today, statistical techniques are typically used to analyse and extract information from continuous signals. However, it is very interesting to note that biology (insects and vertebrates) has found alternative solutions for chemical sensing and information processing. This is a brief introduction to the developments in the European Project: Bio-ICT NEUROCHEM: Biologically Inspired Computation for Chemical Sensing (grant no. 216916) Fp7 project devoted to biomimetic olfactory systems.
JTD Keywords: Signal processing, Chemioception, Neural nets, Computational complexity
