= Biological computation
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Biological computation refers to the use of biological systems and processes to perform computational tasks or to solve problems in ways that are analogous to traditional computing methods. It encompasses a variety of approaches and fields, including: 1. **Biological Algorithms**: Utilizing natural processes such as genetic evolution, neural networks found in biological organisms, and the biochemical processes in cells to solve complex problems. For example, genetic algorithms mimic the process of natural selection to explore solution spaces.
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