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Free Energy Principle
Original title: 自由エネルギー原理
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Simply put, the free energy principle is the theory that “organisms' perception, learning, and behavior are determined so as to minimize a cost function called free energy, and as a result organisms can adapt to the external world.”
自由エネルギー原理は、簡単にいうと「生物の知覚や学習、行動は自由エネルギーと呼ばれるコスト関数を最小化するように決まり、その結果生物は外界に適応できる」という理論
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