How can linear algebra be applied in neuroscience and cognitive science?

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Hi! I'm new. I'm mostly here to pick up more of the fundamentals of math and science. I'm learning linear algebra in school right now, and I've become increasingly more interested in noticing the ways in which all these fields work in tandem. My primary interest is neuroscience and cognitive science, so I'd be happy to pick up some fundamental tools to use in those (often speculative) fields. Excited to see what I can learn here! :)
 
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