Problem-solving in diverse spaces

Intelligence is defined as competency in navigating any problem space (3D, transcriptional, morphospace), not just behavior in 3D world.

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Planaria exposed to barium regenerate heads insensitive to barium via limited transcriptional changes
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Despite no evolutionary exposure to barium, planaria solve the physiological stressor by regulating a small set of genes, demonstrating problem-solving in transcriptional space.

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Diverse Problem Spaces (3D, morphospace, transcriptional, physiological)concept0.821
Intelligence is defined by navigating not just 3D space but also anatomical, gene expression, and physiological spaces.
Morphospace Problem-Solvingconcept0.802
problem spacesconcept0.799
Abstract spaces navigated by aligned parts of intelligent systems
Problem Spaces in Biologyconcept0.794
Diverse spaces in which biological systems solve problems: physiological, metabolic, transcriptional, and anatomical; cells navigate these via adaptive behavior and information processing.
problem-solving competencyconcept0.786
The ability to navigate a problem space (metabolic, transcriptional, anatomical) to achieve a goal, central to MCA.
problem space navigationconcept0.771
The process of moving through configuration space towards a goal; self-organisation as navigation
Problem Space Frameworkframework0.769
Goal Directed Problem Solving Continuumframework0.763