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concept:bayesian-model-averagingBayesian Model Averaging
Predictions formed by averaging over policy-specific beliefs, weighted by policy probabilities.
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- Thomas H. B. FitzGeraldstudies
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- Prediction ErrorsupportsRole in optimizing sensory states; unified treatment shows value-learning and perception share error-minimization principle.
- Policy SelectionimplementsChoosing sequences of actions based on expected free energy; prior probability of policy is softmax of expected free energy
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- State estimation that combines prior expectations with likelihood; updates informed by past and future states.
- Conceptualization of pain perception as inference over hidden nociceptive causes, from Eckert et al. 2022
- Second model system studied; used to show why flat autoregressive LLMs struggle with long-range coherence.
- A method for simplifying models by removing parameters that don't contribute; applied to eliminate the self-boundary prior.