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Action selection in early stages of psychosis: an active inference approach

2022-05-16

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<h4>Background and Hypothesis</h4> In order to interact successfully with our environment, we need to build a model, to make sense of noisy and ambiguous inputs. An inaccurate model, as suggested to be the case in psychosis, disturbs optimal action selection. Recent computational models, such as active inference (AI), have emphasized the importance of action selection, treating it as a key part of the inferential...

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Literature Corpus work: 25994bee-6f2a-57a4-a95b-5d68285f0103
DOI: 10.1101/2022.05.11.22274896

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