Emergence of Social Reality of Emotion through a Social Allostasis Model with Dynamic Interpretants
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| author | Nomura, Kentaro Tsubamoto, Yushi Horii, Takato |
| author_facet | Nomura, Kentaro Tsubamoto, Yushi Horii, Takato |
| contents | The theory of constructed emotion defines social reality as the community-level consensus on emotion concepts assigned to interoceptive sensations arising from bodily allostasis and social interaction. In this study, we simulate this emergence process using a computational model that integrates symbol emergence with degrees of freedom in symbol interpretation and active inference. Two agents receive interoceptive signals, exchange inferred symbols, and simultaneously adapt their bodily control goals and symbol interpretations to each other. Experimental results show that the interoceptive prior preferences and symbol probability distributions of the two agents converge, confirming the emergence of social reality grounded in social consensus. |
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| spellingShingle | Emergence of Social Reality of Emotion through a Social Allostasis Model with Dynamic Interpretants Nomura, Kentaro Tsubamoto, Yushi Horii, Takato Multiagent Systems The theory of constructed emotion defines social reality as the community-level consensus on emotion concepts assigned to interoceptive sensations arising from bodily allostasis and social interaction. In this study, we simulate this emergence process using a computational model that integrates symbol emergence with degrees of freedom in symbol interpretation and active inference. Two agents receive interoceptive signals, exchange inferred symbols, and simultaneously adapt their bodily control goals and symbol interpretations to each other. Experimental results show that the interoceptive prior preferences and symbol probability distributions of the two agents converge, confirming the emergence of social reality grounded in social consensus. |
| title | Emergence of Social Reality of Emotion through a Social Allostasis Model with Dynamic Interpretants |
| topic | Multiagent Systems |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.07761 |