Theory develops a framework for understanding perception and attention, indicating implications for cognitive science.
Preprint v1.4. This paper develops the PAP Vision framework, a theory of perception, attention, and predictive structuring. The framework explains how perceptual systems allocate salience, organize incoming signals, and stabilize interpretation under uncertainty. It emphasizes the interaction between attentional allocation, predictive compression, and structured updating. The paper contributes to theoretical cognitive science, information processing, and model-based reasoning.
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