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framework:representational-change-theoryRepresentational Change Theory
Psychological theory of insight; complemented by the normative active inference account
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- The evolution of an agent's latent representations over the course of training, shown to align with reward improvement when causal emergence is high.
- The central empirical phenomenon: different neural networks trained on different data/objectives develop increasingly similar representations
- Foundational framework consisting of systems (wires), processes (boxes), and composition (wirings); basis for quantum and compositional reasoning.
- Fundamental mathematical tool; poset-as-category provides simple instances of categorical notions like products and adjunctions.
- Property of conscious representations: they do not contain information about the fact that they are representations at the level of the representation itself
- The theory that new levels of biological organization arise when independent replicators cooperate to form higher-level entities (Szathmáry, Maynard Smith).
- Dominant interpretation of generative models as neural structures with representational content; main target of critique
- The aspect of design dealing with data structures, modules, and implementation.