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claim:neuronal-dynamics-for-state-estimation-coincide-with-variational-message-passingNeuronal dynamics for state estimation coincide with variational message passing.
Connection between active inference and message passing algorithms.
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extracted_from(2020) · Lancelot Da Costa · Thomas Parr · Noor Sajid · Sebastijan Veselic +2
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- Variational Message PassingsupportsAlgorithm for approximate Bayesian inference based on mean-field approximation.
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