flâneur

Frontiers | Simulating Emotions: An Active Inference Model of Emotional State Inference and Emotion Concept Learning

frontiersin.org · 1,104 words · saved by 1 readers

Citation numbers are available from Dimensions University of Turin, Italy University of Bologna, Italy UMR5229 Institut des sciences cognitives Marc Jeannerod, France Veit Stuphorn and Erik Emeric Ryan Smith, Philipp Schwartenbeck, Thomas Parr and Karl J. Friston Daphne Demekas, Thomas Parr and Karl J. Friston Casper Hesp, Henderien W. Steenbeek and Paul L. C. van Geert Anil K. Seth, Keisuke Suzuki and Hugo D. Critchley Explicit and Implicit Emotion Processing: Neural Basis, Perceptual and Cognitive Mechanisms The ability to conceptualize and understand one’s own affective states and responses – or “Emotional awareness” (EA) – is reduced in multiple psychiatric populations; it is also positively correlated with a range of adaptive cognitive and emotional traits. While a growing body of work has investigated the neurocognitive basis of EA, the neurocomputational processes underlying this ability have received limited attention. Here, we present a formal Active Inference (AI) model of em

;import{g as i,s as o,r as s,e as a,a as u,h as l,b as c,i as h,t as f,c as d,d as p,f as m,j as g,k as y,l as b,K as v,_ as w,S as E,m as _,o as C,w as M,n as S,p as O,q as B,u as D,v as I,x as T,y as x,z as R,A as N,G as k,J as F,B as L,C as P,X as U,D as j,E as q,F as z,H as $,I as V,L as H,M as W,N as G,O as K,P as Z,Q as Y,R as J,T as X,U as Q,V as AA,W as eA,Y as tA,Z as rA,$ as nA,a0 as iA,a1 as oA,a2 as sA,a3 as aA,a4 as uA,a5 as lA,a6 as cA,a7 as hA,a8 as fA,a9 as dA,aa as pA,ab as mA,ac as gA,ad as yA,ae as bA,af as vA,ag as wA,ah as EA,ai as _A,aj as CA,ak as MA,al as SA,am as OA}fr

saved by

related reading