Third-Order Perception

The paper's characterization of the observer recognizing itself as part of realness; perspective of perspectivity

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Second-Order Perception
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CIMC's proposed computational structure of consciousness: perception that perception is occurring, non-inferential and synchronous with its content
Fourth-Order Perception
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The representation of generating the observer — self and its concerns perceived as constructs within mind, appearing no longer real but imaginary

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Perceptionconcept0.777
Equated with inference of past, present and future hidden states via minimization of variational free energy.
Three Orders of Realityconcept0.772
The paper's tripartite framework distinguishing psychological reality (representations), causal reality (functional mechanisms), and physical reality (matter/energy)
Perception And Cognitionconcept0.747
Perception-Action Cycleconcept0.742
Circular causality between perception and action; central to enactive interpretation
field-like perceptionconcept0.730
Perception that is smooth and can be evaluated at any point, like a differentiable field; Antra's functionalist interpretation.
Perception is a form of action; perception and action cannot be pulled apartclaim0.725
Enactive consequence: active sampling of world means perception inherently involves action
Perception Stageconcept0.724
First stage of DiffLogic CA update where each cell gathers information from neighboring cells via logic gate kernels
The constraints under which second-order perception leads to phenomenology are not yet fully developedconcept0.722
CIMC acknowledges the constraints on second-order perception that produce phenomenology are beyond the current whitepaper's scope