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prediction:process-theories-can-be-derived-from-variational-principles-in-a-straightforward-manner-with-biological-plausibility

Process theories can be derived from variational principles in a straightforward manner with biological plausibility.

Paper's core methodological hypothesis: gap between normative and process-level theories can be bridged.

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Active Inference: A Process Theory
(2017) · Karl Friston · Thomas FitzGerald · Francesco Rigoli · Philipp Schwartenbeck +1

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