Active Inference · Paper · 2021

Active Inference in Modeling Conflict

Scott David, Richard J. Cordes, Daniel A. Friedman

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We integrate conflict studies with Active Inference to create the Active Inference Conflict (AIC) model, situating conflict as a multiscale process of communication, trust, and relationship management enacted by interacting entities. The AIC model captures and extends OODA loops, the generations of warfare model, and the Rumsfeld Matrix. It aids analysis of modern conflict including cyber...

Active Inferenceconflict modelingAIC modelOODA loopscognitive securityinformation warfareBOLTS frameworktrust management

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  • We integrate conflict studies with Active Inference to create the Active Inference Conflict (AIC) model, situating conflict as a multiscale process of communication, trust, and relationship management
Methods / Techniques
  • Free energy minimization
  • Bayesian modeling and inference

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2021. Active Inference in Modeling Conflict. Zenodo. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5750934. URL: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5750934.

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