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framework:top-down-models-in-biologyTop-Down Models in Biology
Pezzulo and Levin's framework for explanation and control of complex living systems above the molecular level, cited as prior work by Levin
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- Michael Levinstudies
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- Generative models in the brain that predict sensory input; proposed to be physically stored in VSMC motifs.
- Higher levels (tissue, organ, bioelectric pattern) causally influence lower-level events; key for evolutionary and engineering interventions.
- A representation that captures relevant aspects of a system; according to the theorem, the regulator must embody this.
- Models of sensory generation that allow dynamic context-sensitive prior expectations.
- How higher organizational levels constrain and facilitate the behavior of parts by deforming their energy landscapes.
- Meta-trait model grouping OCEAN traits into stability (C, A, reversed N) and plasticity (E, O); used to evaluate covariance patterns from injections
- Prototypical spin system; baseline for phase transition arguments
- Generative models that reverse a noising process, mentioned in quasi-simulator table.