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framework:normal-pain-perception-modelNormal Pain Perception Model
HMM parameterization representing healthy pain perception with informative transitions and emissions
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- Hidden Markov ModelimplementsCore computational method used to infer pain-belief from online observations of happiness
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- Source of the HMM parameters for normal and chronic pain models used in this paper
- Normal Pain HMM ParametersimplementsTransition (pain→pain=0.3, nopain→pain=0.2), emission (pain→noxious=0.8), initial (pain=0.223) favoring recovery
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- Author's interpretation that the normal pain model smooths the happiness signal into a stable belief state providing exploration bonus
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- Chronic Pain Perception Modelrelated_toHMM parameterization with sticky transitions and ambiguous emissions representing maladaptive pain perception
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