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method:variational-free-energy-minimizationVariational Free Energy Minimization
Minimizing variational free energy for perceptual inference and learning of model parameters.
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- Expected Free Energy Minimizationrelated_toMinimizing expected free energy for planning, decision-making, and action selection.
- Gradient Descent on Free EnergyimplementsOptimization procedure for simultaneously updating action selection and perception; uses step size ζ (default 4).
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