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concept:ambiguity-minimizationAmbiguity Minimization
The drive to reduce expected ambiguity about outcomes given states, leading to seeking well-lit, informative environments.
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- Multiple possible meanings for words like Alice, disambiguated by context; harder when grammar and meaning intertwine
- Core principle: acting to maximize value is equivalent to minimizing surprise by sampling environment to conform to expectations.
- The principle that agents must minimise prediction error (surprisal) to persist.
- Minimizing variational free energy for perceptual inference and learning of model parameters.
- The expected conditional entropy of outcomes given hidden states; lowering ambiguity favors states that solicit unambiguous observations.
- The core imperative under the Free Energy Principle; systems must reduce the difference between predicted and actual sensory states.