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When Information Is Not Enough: Accuracy-Constrained Thermodynamic Costs of Binary Classification
How much entropy must a physical classifier produce to achieve a prescribed accuracy? Rate--distortion theory specifies the minimum information required, but does that information threshold suffice to determine the physical cost? We show that it does not, even for a binary task and a two-state memor
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