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This model demonstrates a novel self-representation in spiking neural networks, suggesting insights into observer mechanisms.
We present a generative, recursively structured spiking neural architecture that implements a self-representation as an internal object rather than as a persistent subject or control center. The model distinguishes between observer mechanisms, responsible for integrating sensory and internally generated signals, and a self-object that is dynamically reconstructed from the system’s current configuration. Reflexive dynamics arise when this self-object itself becomes an object of observation, yielding a recursive organization without introducing an explicit subject-level entity.
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