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concept:expected-ambiguityExpected Ambiguity
The expected conditional entropy of outcomes given hidden states; lowering ambiguity favors states that solicit unambiguous observations.
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- ambiguityrelated_toMultiple possible meanings for words like Alice, disambiguated by context; harder when grammar and meaning intertwine
- Expected Free Energyassociated_withFree energy expected under future outcomes; guides policy selection via epistemic and extrinsic value.
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- The set of objects A of a formal concept (A,B).
- The KL divergence between predicted and preferred outcomes, minimized by policies that realize prior preferences.