Plant Model
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ClaimA plant model is a dynamical model of how the human's psychophysiological state responds to inputs over time -- what control engineers call the 'plant' (the system being regulated).
This claim fails if
If human psychophysiological dynamics are shown to be fundamentally non-modelable (chaotic beyond any useful approximation at any timescale), the construct is inapplicable.
A dynamical model of how the human's psychophysiological state responds to inputs over time. What control engineers call the "plant" -- the system being regulated.
Nearest academic equivalents
- System identification (control theory)
- Computational phenotyping (computational psychiatry)
- Dynamical systems models of affect
Delta from academic usage
Applied to an individual human's neuromodulatory dynamics rather than industrial processes. The central scientific obstacle: this model does not yet exist at the resolution the architecture requires. This is open problem 5.1 in the research program.