Summary of thalamocortical potential analysis in proteinoid-chondroitin mixture (1.8 mg/ml).

This table presents key statistical measures and test results comparing input and output thalamocortical potentials in the proteinoid-chondroitin network. The substantial differences in mean and standard deviation between input and output potentials (input: −37.413 ± 20.55 mV; output: 1.5487 ± 0.32952 mV) indicate significant signal transformation by the network. The highly significant t-test result (t = −599.4801, p < 0.0001) confirms this difference. The moderate positive correlation (r = 0.3834) suggests some preservation of signal features despite the transformation. The Kolmogorov-Smirnov test (p < 0.00000001) further supports the distinct nature of input and output distributions. Notably, the cross-correlation analysis reveals a lag of −122 ms at maximum correlation, indicating that output changes precede similar input patterns. These results collectively demonstrate the complex signal processing capabilities of the proteinoid-chondroitin mixture, potentially mimicking aspects of biological neural networks in thalamocortical signal modulation.