specified numerical model
Simulation
Valid claim: Produces these outputs under these equations, precision, and inputs.
Bounded substrate comparison
Simulation and physical substrate
What transfers from a model evaluated in software to a device or living implementation?
Evidence status
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measured device or living system
Physical substrate
Valid claim: Produces these observations under these material conditions and interfaces.
Comparable axes
- Input-output task
- Model-to-measurement discrepancy
- Latency and resource boundary
Non-equivalences
- Simulated state is not measured physical state.
- A device can depart from its nominal model.
Comparison procedure
- 1.Version equations and integration.
- 2.Calibrate interface.
- 3.Report transfer error.
Prohibited inference
Do not describe a simulated capability as a hardware or biological demonstration, and do not assume physical implementation preserves model accuracy, timing, or stability.
Connected concepts and sources
- NeuroBench: Advancing Neuromorphic Computing Through Collaborative, Fair and Representative Benchmarking · National Institute of Standards and Technology
- A practical guide to culturing and recording from neuronal networks using microelectrode arrays · Journal of Visualized Experiments
Direct answer
- What transfers from a model evaluated in software to a device or living implementation?
Mechanism and method
- Version equations and integration.
- Calibrate interface.
- Report transfer error.
What is measured
- Input-output task
- Model-to-measurement discrepancy
- Latency and resource boundary
Comparison: Simulation and physical substrate
- Simulated state is not measured physical state.
- A device can depart from its nominal model.
- Must not be read as: Do not describe a simulated capability as a hardware or biological demonstration, and do not assume physical implementation preserves model accuracy, timing, or stability.
Limitations
- Simulated state is not measured physical state.
- A device can depart from its nominal model.
What this does not establish
- Do not describe a simulated capability as a hardware or biological demonstration, and do not assume physical implementation preserves model accuracy, timing, or stability.