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The process of inferring causes of sensory inputs, a key aspect of the free-energy minimization scheme.
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- Third lecture integrating action, perception, and learning under the free-energy principle.
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- Table 1: Sources of Uncertainty Scored by Expected Free Energy and the Behaviors Entailedassociated_withSummary table mapping uncertainty types to free energy formulations and corresponding behaviors
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