computational complexity of cellular automata
The computational complexity of cellular automata refers to the study of how the computational resources required to simulate and analyze these systems grow as the size of the automaton or the number of time steps increases. It involves determining the efficiency of algorithms and understanding the inherent complexity of solving problems related to cellular automata.
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