Researchers in computational psychiatry, addiction medicine, dynamical systems, and Active Inference.

Regime-Dependent Active Inference

A generalized generative-model framework for addiction and recovery dynamics.

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Regime-Dependent Active Inference develops a generalized generative-model framework combining continuous latent cognitive-affective states with discrete regime transitions to model the dynamics of addiction, relapse, and recovery.

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The framework extends standard single-regime Active Inference by modeling the addictive cycle as transitions among inferred operating regimes (recovery/Wise Mind, emotional destabilization, cognitive capture, policy collapse, and aftermath) while preserving core variational and expected free energy principles.

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Researchers in computational psychiatry, stochastic systems, control theory, and clinical addiction research are invited to collaborate on mathematical formulations, simulation models, and empirical evaluations.

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