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Null-model treatment of the sensory-motor boundary changes an evolutionary connectome comparison
Randomised copies of a connectome are the usual baseline for asking whether measured wiring matters, and the answer depends on what the randomisation preserves. We evolved embodied foraging agents whose brains are a compressed adult Drosophila connectome (FlyWire v783; 512 cell-type groups and 1,000
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