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  1. Integrating large language models and active inference to understand eye movements in reading and dyslexia
  2. Inferential planning in the frontal cortex
  3. An Integrative Theory of the Noradrenaline System: Meta-Control through Expected Information Gain
  4. Choice-Induced Preference Change under a Sequential Sampling Model Framework
  5. A Predictive Processing Framework for Joint Action and Communication
  6. Statistical theory of optimal procrastination
  7. Five Fristonian Formulae
  8. Where and When to Look: How Expertise and Mental Fatigue Shape Visual Exploration in a Football Task
  9. Active inference and cognitive control: Balancing deliberation and habits through precision optimization
  10. Embodied decision making in athletes and other animals
  11. Structuring the environment nudges participants toward hierarchical over shortest path planning
  12. Why we value things more as we are about to lose them: a reference-based theory
  13. Problem difficulty and expertise modulate planning performance in a virtual embodied task
  14. Eye and hand coarticulation during problem solving reveals hierarchically organized planning
  15. Shared worlds, shared minds
  16. A Predictive Processing Framework for Joint Action and Communication
  17. Separable cognitive and motor decline tracked across adult life-span for goal-directed navigation
  18. Problem difficulty and expertise modulate planning performance in a virtual embodied task
  19. Why we value things more as we are about to lose them: a reference-based theory
  20. From kinematics to sensorimotor communication: Understanding dual roles of action in social interaction. comment on “Kinematic coding: Measuring information in naturalistic behaviour” by Cristina Becchio, Kiri Pullar, Eugenio Scaliti, Stefano Panzeri
  21. Choice-induced preference change may be the result of fluctuating attention to attributes
  22. Embodied decisions as active inference
  23. False but phonologically plausible linguistic priors induce cross-linguistic auditory illusions and attenuate electrophysiological markers of surprise
  24. Predictive strategies for the control of complex motor skills: recent insights into individual and joint actions
  25. Embodied decision making in athletes and other animals
  26. Embodied decision making in athletes and other animals
  27. Why we value things more as we are about to lose them: a reference-based theory
  28. Neural sampling from cognitive maps supports goal-directed planning and imagination
  29. The geometry of efficient codes: How rate-distortion trade-offs distort the latent representations of generative models
  30. Whole body coarticulation reflects expertise in sport climbing
  31. Adaptive planning depth in human problem-solving
  32. Why we value things more as we are about to lose them: a reference-based theory
  33. Scale-free Niche Construction: expanding agent-microenvironment co-development to unconventional substrates
  34. Active inference tree search in large POMDPs
  35. Unveiling the Aha! moment: a computational account of insight in active inference
  36. Unveiling the Aha! moment: a computational account of insight in active inference
  37. A Predictive Processing Framework for Joint Action and Communication
  38. Emotional distress and affective knowledge representation one year after the COVID-19 outbreak
  39. Gaze dynamics prior to navigation support hierarchical planning
  40. Learning and Embodied Decisions in Active Inference
  41. Separable cognitive and motor decline tracked across adult life-span for goal-directed navigation
  42. Planning-while-acting: addressing the continuous dynamics of planning and action in a sequential embodied task
  43. Eye and hand coarticulation during problem solving reveals hierarchically organized planning
  44. A hierarchical active inference model of spatial alternation tasks and the hippocampal-prefrontal circuit
  45. Transitive inference as probabilistic preference learning
  46. Enhancing EEG-Based MI-BCIs with Class-Specific and Subject-Specific Features Detected by Neural Manifold Analysis
  47. Learning and embodied decisions in active inference
  48. Embodied decisions as active inference
  49. Meta-Reinforcement Learning reconciles surprise, value and control in the anterior cingulate cortex
  50. Modeling Motor Control in Continuous Time Active Inference: A Survey
  51. The coming decade of digital brain research: A vision for neuroscience at the intersection of technology and computing
  52. The online metacognitive control of decisions
  53. Neural representation in active inference: Using generative models to interact with—and understand—the lived world
  54. Active inference as a theory of sentient behavior
  55. cpp-AIF: A multi-core C++ implementation of Active Inference for Partially Observable Markov Decision Processes
  56. Information-theoretical analysis of the neural code for decoupled face representation
  57. Interoceptive technologies for psychiatric interventions: From diagnosis to clinical applications
  58. Needing: An Active Inference Process for Physiological Motivation
  59. Information foraging with an oracle
  60. Limb apraxia and active inference in the visuomotor pathways
  61. Deep kinematic inference affords efficient and scalable control of bodily movements
  62. Risky decisions are influenced by individual attributes as a function of risk preference
  63. From particles to collectives
  64. Goal-seeking compresses neural codes for space in the human hippocampus and orbitofrontal cortex
  65. Learning to segment self-generated from externally caused optic flow through sensorimotor mismatch circuits
  66. Generating meaning: active inference and the scope and limits of passive AI
  67. False Cardiac Feedback and Pain Perception
  68. Exposure to false cardiac feedback alters pain perception and anticipatory cardiac frequency
  69. Active Vision in Binocular Depth Estimation: A Top-Down Perspective
  70. Active vision in binocular depth estimation: a top-down perspective
  71. Beyond simple laboratory studies: developing sophisticated models to study rich behavior
  72. Beyond simple laboratory studies: developing sophisticated models to study rich behavior
  73. World models and predictive coding for cognitive and developmental robotics: frontiers and challenges
  74. Exposure to false cardiac feedback alters pain perception and anticipatory cardiac frequency
  75. Emotional distress and affective knowledge representation one year after the Covid-19 outbreak
  76. Generating Meaning: Active Inference and the Scope and Limits of Passive AI
  77. An active inference model of hierarchical action understanding, learning and imitation
  78. Adaptive planning depth in human problem solving
  79. Generative models for sequential dynamics in active inference
  80. Evidence or Confidence: What Is Really Monitored during a Decision?
  81. Humans account for cognitive costs when finding shortcuts: An information-theoretic analysis of navigation
  82. Skilled motor control of an inverted pendulum implies low entropy of states but high entropy of actions
  83. The online metacognitive control of decisions
  84. Interactive Inference: A Multi-Agent Model of Cooperative Joint Actions
  85. Modeling and controlling the body in maladaptive ways: an active inference perspective on non-suicidal self-injury behaviors
  86. Mapping the mental space of emotional concepts through kinematic measures of decision uncertainty
  87. The hippocampal formation as a hierarchical generative model supporting generative replay and continual learning
  88. Humans account for cognitive costs when finding shortcuts: An information-theoretic analysis of navigation
  89. Choice-Induced Preference Change under a Sequential Sampling Model Framework
  90. Active inference, morphogenesis, and computational psychiatry
  91. Changes in Preferences Reported After Choices Are Informative, Not Merely Statistical Artifacts
  92. Active inference unifies intentional and conflict-resolution imperatives of motor control
  93. Simulating homeostatic, allostatic and goal-directed forms of interoceptive control using active inference
  94. Evidence Accumulates for Individual Attributes in Risky Choice
  95. The evolution of brain architectures for predictive coding and active inference
  96. Active inference unifies intentional and conflict-resolution imperatives of motor control
  97. An active inference model of hierarchical action understanding, learning and imitation
  98. Mapping the mental space of emotional concepts through kinematic measures of decision uncertainty
  99. Active inference through whiskers
  100. The road towards understanding embodied decisions
  101. SHARED POPULATION-LEVEL DYNAMICS IN MONKEY PREMOTOR CORTEX DURING SOLO ACTION, JOINT ACTION AND ACTION OBSERVATION
  102. Changes of Mind after movement onset depend on the state of the motor system
  103. The secret life of predictive brains: what’s spontaneous activity for?
  104. Perception and misperception of bodily symptoms from an active inference perspective: Modelling the case of panic disorder.
  105. Bodily Information and Top-Down Affective Priming Jointly Affect the Processing of Fearful Faces
  106. Evidence or Confidence: What Really Accumulates During a Decision?
  107. Hippocampal place cells encode global location but not connectivity in a complex space
  108. Simulating homeostatic, allostatic and goal-directed forms of interoceptive control using Active Inference
  109. Changes of mind after movement onset: a motor-state dependent decision-making process
  110. Haptic communication optimises joint decisions and affords implicit confidence sharing
  111. A framework to identify structured behavioral patterns within rodent spatial trajectories
  112. Moral decisions in the age of COVID-19: Your choices really matter
  113. Evidence for entropy maximisation in human free choice behaviour
  114. Shared population-level dynamics in monkey premotor cortex during solo action, joint action and action observation
  115. The secret life of predictive brains: what's spontaneous activity for?
  116. Hippocampal place cells encode global location but not changes in environmental connectivity in a 4-room navigation task
  117. The epistemic value of conformity
  118. Disorders of morphogenesis as disorders of inference
  119. From allostatic agents to counterfactual cognisers: active inference, biological regulation, and the origins of cognition
  120. Author Correction: Differential neural dynamics underlying pragmatic and semantic affordance processing in macaque ventral premotor cortex
  121. A framework to identify structured behavioral patterns within rodent spatial trajectories
  122. Keep your interoceptive streams under control: An active inference perspective on anorexia nervosa
  123. Bodily Information and Top-Down Affective Priming Jointly Affect the Processing of Fearful Faces
  124. The hippocampal formation as a hierarchical generative model supporting generative replay and continual learning
  125. Social epistemic actions
  126. Symptom Perception From a Predictive Processing Perspective
  127. Perception and misperception of bodily symptoms from an Active Inference perspective: Modelling the case of panic disorder.
  128. From Allostatic Agents to Counterfactual Cognisers: Active Inference, Biological Regulation, and The Origins of Cognition
  129. Planning at decision time and in the background during spatial navigation
  130. Caching mechanisms for habit formation in Active Inference
  131. Differential neural dynamics underlying pragmatic and semantic affordance processing in macaque ventral premotor cortex
  132. Words as social tools: Flexibility, situatedness, language and sociality in abstract concepts
  133. An interoceptive illusion of effort induced by false heart-rate feedback
  134. Tracking the Time Course of Bayesian Inference With Event-Related Potentials:A Study Using the Central Cue Posner Paradigm
  135. The future of sensorimotor communication research
  136. Analysis of Group ICA functional connectivity of task-driven fMRI: application to language processes in adults with auditory deprivation
  137. Making the Environment an Informative Place: A Conceptual Analysis of Epistemic Policies and Sensorimotor Coordination
  138. An information-theoretic perspective on the costs of cognition
  139. The value of uncertainty: An active inference perspective
  140. Keep your interoceptive stream under control: an active inference perspective on Anorexia Nervosa.
  141. Words as social tools: Language, sociality and inner grounding in abstract concepts
  142. Local high-frequency vibration therapy following eccentric exercises reduces muscle soreness perception and posture alterations in elite athletes
  143. Model-based spatial navigation in the hippocampus-ventral striatum circuit: A computational analysis
  144. Commentary: The Problem of Mental Action: Predictive Control Without Sensory Sheets
  145. Commentary: Respiration-Entrained Brain Rhythms Are Global but Often Overlooked
  146. The body talks: Sensorimotor communication and its brain and kinematic signatures
  147. Hierarchical Active Inference: A Theory of Motivated Control
  148. Feel the Time. Time Perception as a Function of Interoceptive Processing
  149. Evidence for sparse synergies in grasping actions
  150. Increased heart rate after exercise facilitates the processing of fearful but not disgusted faces
  151. Realigning Models of Habitual and Goal-Directed Decision-Making
  152. Embodying Markov blankets
  153. Fatigue increases the perception of future effort during decision making
  154. An information-theoretic perspective on the costs of cognition
  155. Active Inference, Curiosity and Insight
  156. Dynamic lexical decisions in French: Evidence for a feedback inconsistency effect
  157. Endogenous Bioelectric Signaling Networks: Exploiting Voltage Gradients for Control of Growth and Form
  158. Model-Based Approaches to Active Perception and Control
  159. Internally generated hippocampal sequences as a vantage point to probe future-oriented cognition
  160. Fatigue modulates dopamine availability and promotes flexible choice reversals during decision making
  161. Action perception as hypothesis testing
  162. A Goal-Directed Bayesian Framework for Categorization
  163. You cannot speak and listen at the same time: a probabilistic model of turn-taking
  164. Sensorimotor Coarticulation in the Execution and Recognition of Intentional Actions
  165. Avoiding Accidents at the Champagne Reception
  166. Active Inference: A Process Theory
  167. The influence of communication mode on written language processing and beyond
  168. Sensorimotor communication for humans and robots: improving interactive skills by sending coordination signals
  169. Top-down models in biology: explanation and control of complex living systems above the molecular level
  170. Differential effects of visual uncertainty and contextual guidance on perceptual decisions: Evidence from eye and mouse tracking in visual search
  171. Active inference and learning
  172. Active inference and robot control: a case study
  173. The Mechanisms and Benefits of a Future-Oriented Brain
  174. Active Inference, epistemic value, and vicarious trial and error
  175. Navigating the Affordance Landscape: Feedback Control as a Process Model of Behavior and Cognition
  176. Predictive Technologies: Can Smart Tools Augment the Brain's Predictive Abilities?
  177. Problem Solving as Probabilistic Inference with Subgoaling: Explaining Human Successes and Pitfalls in the Tower of Hanoi
  178. The Contribution of Pragmatic Skills to Cognition and Its Development
  179. Nonparametric Problem-Space Clustering: Learning Efficient Codes for Cognitive Control Tasks
  180. Consensus Paper: Towards a Systems-Level View of Cerebellar Function: the Interplay Between Cerebellum, Basal Ganglia, and Cortex
  181. Prefrontal Goal Codes Emerge as Latent States in Probabilistic Value Learning
  182. Prospective and Pavlovian mechanisms in aversive behaviour
  183. Tracking and simulating dynamics of implicit stereotypes: A situated social cognition perspective.
  184. Toward mechanistic models of action-oriented and detached cognition
  185. The status of the simulative method in cognitive science: current debates and future prospects
  186. Active Inference, homeostatic regulation and adaptive behavioural control
  187. Learning programs is better than learning dynamics: A programmable neural network hierarchical architecture in a multi-task scenario
  188. The effects of phonological similarity on the semantic categorisation of pictorial and lexical stimuli: evidence from continuous behavioural measures
  189. Analysis of hand kinematics reveals inter-individual differences in intertemporal decision dynamics
  190. Interactional leader–follower sensorimotor communication strategies during repetitive joint actions
  191. A Programmer–Interpreter Neural Network Architecture for Prefrontal Cognitive Control
  192. Multiple timescales of body schema reorganization due to plastic surgery
  193. Combined effects of expectations and visual uncertainty upon detection and identification of a target in the fog
  194. The intentional stance as structure learning: a computational perspective on mindreading
  195. More gain less pain: balance control learning shifts the activation patterns of leg and neck muscles and increases muscular parsimony
  196. Embodied Choice: How Action Influences Perceptual Decision Making
  197. Knowing one's place: a free-energy approach to pattern regulation
  198. Interindividual Variability in Functional Connectivity as Long-Term Correlate of Temporal Discounting
  199. Active inference and epistemic value
  200. The role of synergies within generative models of action execution and recognition: A computational perspective
  201. Tracking Second Thoughts: Continuous and Discrete Revision Processes during Visual Lexical Decision
  202. Divide et impera: subgoaling reduces the complexity of probabilistic inference and problem solving
  203. The eye in hand: predicting others' behavior by integrating multiple sources of information
  204. Active inference and cognitive-emotional interactions in the brain
  205. Re-membering the body: applications of computational neuroscience to the top-down control of regeneration of limbs and other complex organs
  206. How active perception and attractor dynamics shape perceptual categorization: A computational model
  207. Internally generated sequences in learning and executing goal-directed behavior
  208. The sensorimotor and social sides of the architecture of speech
  209. How do you hold your mouse? Tracking the compatibility effect between hand posture and stimulus size
  210. The principles of goal-directed decision-making: from neural mechanisms to computation and robotics
  211. The why, what, where, when and how of goal-directed choice: neuronal and computational principles
  212. Topological Self-Organization and Prediction Learning Support Both Action and Lexical Chains in the Brain
  213. The Cat is on the Mat. or is it a Dog? Dynamic Competition in Perceptual Decision Making
  214. Goals reconfigure cognition by modulating predictive processes in the brain
  215. Decision and action planning signals in human posterior parietal cortex during delayed perceptual choices
  216. Bounded Seed-AGI
  217. Mouse Tracking Emispatial Neglect
  218. Why do you fear the bogeyman? An embodied predictive coding model of perceptual inference
  219. Action simulation in the human brain: Twelve questions
  220. The anticipatory construction of reality as a central concern for psychology and robotics
  221. The contribution of brain sub-cortical loops in the expression and acquisition of action understanding abilities
  222. Human Sensorimotor Communication: A Theory of Signaling in Online Social Interactions
  223. Active Bayesian perception and reinforcement learning
  224. Studying mirror mechanisms within generative and predictive architectures for joint action
  225. Consensus Paper: The Cerebellum's Role in Movement and Cognition
  226. The effect of model uncertainty on cooperation in sensorimotor interactions
  227. Mental imagery in the navigation domain: a computational model of sensory-motor simulation mechanisms
  228. Intentional strategies that make co-actors more predictable: The case of signaling
  229. A spiking neuron model of the cortico-basal ganglia circuits for goal-directed and habitual action learning
  230. Visual Word Recognition in Deaf Readers: Lexicality Is Modulated by Communication Mode
  231. Computational Grounded Cognition: a new alliance between grounded cognition and computational modeling
  232. Shared action spaces: a basis function framework for social re-calibration of sensorimotor representations supporting joint action
  233. Simulation and Anticipation as Tools for Coordinating with the Future
  234. The Mixed Instrumental Controller: Using Value of Information to Combine Habitual Choice and Mental Simulation
  235. Role of articulatory motor planning on pictures categorization: A kinematic study
  236. Learning Epistemic Actions in Model-Free Memory-Free Reinforcement Learning: Experiments with a Neuro-robotic Model
  237. Working memory and mental imagery in Cerebral Palsy: A single case investigation
  238. Using hippocampal-striatal loops for spatial navigation and goal-directed decision-making
  239. The “Interaction Engine”: A Common Pragmatic Competence Across Linguistic and Nonlinguistic Interactions
  240. Unfolding Visual Lexical Decision in Time
  241. An Active Inference view of cognitive control
  242. Aversive Pavlovian Responses Affect Human Instrumental Motor Performance
  243. Is visual lexical decision a dynamic and competitive process? No, if we look at reaction times. Yes, if we study how it unfolds in time
  244. Hippocampal forward sweeps and the balance of goal-directed and habitual controllers: a Bayesian approach
  245. Computational explorations of perceptual symbol systems theory
  246. Erratum to: Evolution of a predictive internal model in an embodied and situated agent
  247. Shared Representations as Coordination Tools for Interaction
  248. Evolution of a predictive internal model in an embodied and situated agent
  249. What should I do next? Using shared representations to solve interaction problems
  250. Research on cognitive robotics at the Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, National Research Council of Italy
  251. Grounding Procedural and Declarative Knowledge in Sensorimotor Anticipation
  252. The Mechanics of Embodiment: A Dialog on Embodiment and Computational Modeling
  253. Learning to Grasp Information with Your Own Hands
  254. The Value of Foresight: How Prospection Affects Decision-Making
  255. How can bottom-up information shape learning of top-down attention-control skills?
  256. When affordances climb into your mind: Advantages of motor simulation in a memory task performed by novice and expert rock climbers
  257. Reading as active sensing: a computational model of gaze planning during word recognition
  258. Behavioral Implicit Communication (BIC)
  259. Emergence of an Internal Model in Evolving Robots Subjected to Sensory Deprivation
  260. Learning to Look in Different Environments: An Active-Vision Model Which Learns and Readapts Visual Routines
  261. DiPRA: a layered agent architecture which integrates practical reasoning and sensorimotor schemas
  262. Intentional action: from anticipation to goal-directed behavior
  263. Thinking as the control of imagination: a conceptual framework for goal-directed systems
  264. From Sensorimotor to Higher-Level Cognitive Processes: An Introduction to Anticipatory Behavior Systems
  265. Anticipatory Behavior in Adaptive Learning Systems
  266. Coordinating with the Future: The Anticipatory Nature of Representation
  267. The Challenge of Anticipation
  268. Anticipation and anticipatory behavior: II
  269. Anticipation and anticipatory behavior
  270. Designing modular architectures in the framework AKIRA
  271. The symbol detachment problem
  272. Anticipatory Behavior in Adaptive Learning Systems
  273. Contract Nets for Evaluating Agent Trustworthiness
  274. Dynamic Computation and Context Effects in the Hybrid Architecture AKIRA
  275. Integrating Trustfulness and Decision Using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
  276. Trust in information sources as a source for trust
  277. The role of domain information in Word Sense Disambiguation
  278. A Study of Off-Line Uses of Anticipation
  279. Cooperating through a belief-based trust computation
  280. Anticipation and Future-Oriented Capabilities in Natural and Artificial Cognition
  281. Anticipatory, Goal-Directed Behavior
  282. Benefits of Anticipations in Cognitive Agents
  283. Modulatory Influence of Motivations on a Schema-Based Architecture: A Simulative Study
  284. Endowing Artificial Systems with Anticipatory Capabilities: Success Cases