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Decoding cell signaling via optimal transport and information theory
Cellular signal processing performs reliably despite molecular noise. Mutual information (MI) is widely used to quantify signaling fidelity, capturing how well outputs discriminate input states. However, it fails to capture whether the output preserves the statistical structure of the input, a prope
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