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framework:perceptual-control-theoryPerceptual Control Theory
Control-theoretic framework being developed in neuroscience and robotics; proposed as applicable to understanding collective problem-solving in morphogenesis.
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- Collective Intelligenceassociated_withRecognition that selves are composite systems of competent parts; all intelligences are higher-level selves made of cells or components.
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- Design of controllers to minimize a cost function.
- Process of inferring causes of sensory information; unified with value learning as integral aspects of free energy minimization.
- Area in space and time an agent can survey to find alternative paths to a goal; increases with collective size.
- A computational HOT claiming that consciousness depends on metacognitive monitoring distinguishing reliable perceptual representations from noise.
- Anil Seth's term for perception as brain's best guess, filling gaps.
- The process of inferring causes of sensory inputs, a key aspect of the free-energy minimization scheme.
- Hoffman's framework showing evolution prioritizes adaptive function over veridical perception; supports view of memories as functional reinterpretations.