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Precision-Controlled Active Inference Accounts for Sensory Reweighting in Quiet Standing

2026-06-29

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Human quiet standing depends on the context-dependent reweighting of vestibular, proprio-ceptive, and visual information. Posturography has empirically characterized this phenomenon, but a minimal generative-control account of how changes in sensory reliability propagate from state estimation to postural action remains incomplete. Here, we test a minimal continuous-time active inference model of quiet standing. In...

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10.64898/2026.06.23.733972
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