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Predictive Processing for Flexible Perception in Ambiguous Environments

Living organisms, such as animals and cells, flexibly adapt to survive in uncertain and dynamic environments. Such strategies are based on “bounded rationality", which differ from artificial intelligence. This symposium introduces the concept of “bounded rationality" in living systems by focusing on their ability to perceive and recognize environments and to behave adaptively and flexibly. We aim to highlight “bounded rationality" at the cellular, tissue, and individual levels through experimental and theoretical approaches and to discuss intelligence in living systems.

【J】Unraveling the Bounded Rationality of Life: Intelligent Adaptation at Cellular, Tissue, and Individual Levels

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[1MS-14-01]Predictive Processing for Flexible Perception in Ambiguous Environments

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