Computational · Paper · 2026

Policy Entanglement in Active Inference

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Active inference models often need to choose among several policy streams at once, for example streams tied to different effectors, sensory channels, agents, agents within a group, or planning horizons. Standard discrete active-inference implementations keep this manageable by treating those streams as independent, but that simplification removes the dependencies that make coordinated action po...

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Findings / Concepts
  • Active inference models often need to choose among several policy streams at once, for example streams tied to different effectors, sensory channels, agents, agents within a group, or planning hori
  • Standard discrete active-inference implementations keep this manageable by treating those streams as independent, but that simplification removes the dependencies that make coordinated action possible
Methods / Techniques
  • Software pipeline design
  • Data-driven analysis

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2026. Policy Entanglement in Active Inference. Zenodo. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20418904. URL: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20418904.

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