Fly Brain Zero-Shot

Asks whether the mapped wiring copes with a body it was never tuned for. FlyVis eyes feed the Shiu et al. whole-brain model on FlyWire v783; the brain's own DNa02 turn neurons steer a NeuroMechFly body toward dark poles. Two legs are removed mid-walk and each fly is cloned at that moment, so injured and intact runs share a history. Injured flies reach as many poles as intact ones (3.14 vs 2.96 per 10 s). Scrambling the connections with neuron and edge counts held fixed drops DNa02 from about 30 Hz to 2 Hz and the fly misses. The leg rhythm, the optics and two gains are the authors' own.

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