Hi all, where can I learn the math used in this presentation, like translating the real world observation into math? Is there a book, or a tutorial for a novice like me.
The answer to the last unanswered question: "what about surprise seeking" is that when exploitation is complete, the explorer is bored. The rat then seeks surprise to avoid boredom.
The content of this presentation is pure gold.
05:41 is the main part that shows why RL type approaches cannot work in certain situations. I just loved it!
this man is genuis..the implication of his revolutionary theory Free Energy principle will unfold in the near future.
i couldn't agree more
one year and counting
4 years@@JohnDoe-nv2op
Link to the slides?
Hi all, where can I learn the math used in this presentation, like translating the real world observation into math? Is there a book, or a tutorial for a novice like me.
This video lacks of zooming the presentation :/
optimal action function 6:35; Baysesian suprise 10:53
Thanks so much for sharing
48:30 savage 'ahh your question is trivial'
The answer to the last unanswered question: "what about surprise seeking" is that when exploitation is complete, the explorer is bored. The rat then seeks surprise to avoid boredom.
I used to admire Mr. Friston until he outed himself as a cheap nationalist in his Guardian interview.
what did he say, i read the interview, and he was very cautious with his choice of words and just presented his results. @Hans Richter
Cheap nationalists are the worst kind.