structural prior over QRF deployments

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• QRF deploymentsconcept0.808
  The concrete selections of quantum reference frames that an agent uses, constrained by the structural prior.
• post-dual agent with unconstrained QRF deploymentsconcept0.765
  An agent that no longer imposes a fixed self-environment partition; its reference frame choices are free from dualistic constraints.
• Once visible, the prior is eliminated via Bayesian model reduction resulting in a post-dual agent with unconstrained QRF deployments.claim0.749
  Formal description of the transition to post-duality.
• The belief in separation is a structural prior over an agent's quantum reference frame (QRF) deployments, constraining all measurement frames to respect a self/environment partition.claim0.743
  Formalization of the sense of self as a QRF constraint.
• Every dually sectorised QRF deployment is a samskara: an action that both expresses sigma and reinforces it through habit dynamicsclaim0.728
  Formal correspondence between the Buddhist dependent origination cycle and the self-reinforcing precision dynamics of sigma
• quantum reference frame (QRF)concept0.716
  A frame used to describe quantum systems; the paper uses QRF deployments as the locus of the self-environment partition prior.
• A QRF-induced sectorisation plays an analogous role to a coordinate system in general relativity: pragmatically indispensable but ontologically unconstrainedclaim0.709
  Clarifying analogy for why separation belief can be pragmatically useful without constituting evidence for ontological separation
• Strong priors require higher-cohesion anchors to overcome, manifesting as delayed thresholds or reduced transferhypothesis0.708
  Prediction for Experiment 1 cross-domain anchoring