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Motivation Criterion

Source paper

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Towards a theory of conceptual design for software
(2015) · Jackson, Daniel

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Concepts (1)

concept
  • Purpose
    associated_with
    The specific goal that a concept is intended to serve; should be expressible in a short phrase.

Related by similarity (8)

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

  • The drive to explore arising from epistemic value, independent of extrinsic reward, naturally emerging in active inference.
  • criterion of lifeconcept0.743
    The standard derived from Book I for judging whether a structure or process is living; now claimed to be publicly sharable.
  • Behaviours that are anticipatory, flexible, and adaptive, contributing to the inference of cognition.
  • Observable behavioral pattern used to infer cognition; shared by plants and animals and proposed as evidence for sentience.
  • Zaadnoordijk and Bayne's category of intentional action; sticker-removal behavior induced by the self-prior corresponds to this
  • Criterion requiring that description of internal state causally depend on that state; tested via concept injection to establish causal link.
  • Accuracy Criterionconcept0.734
    Criterion requiring that model's description of internal state be accurate, distinguishing genuine introspection from confabulation.