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Andrei Khrennikov¹, Atsushi Iriki², Irina Basieva¹

¹Center for Mathematical Modeling in Physics and Cognitive Sciences Linnaeus University, Växjö, SE 351 95, Sweden.

|September 1, 2025

まとめ

量子的なモデリングは脳の振動を認知プロセスに結びつけ量子原理が認知を支えていることを示唆していますこのフレームワークは,振動性ネットワークにおける量子インスピレーションコンピューティング (QIC) を使用した量子AI (QLAI) を可能にします.

科学分野:

認知神経科学
量子情報理論
コンピューター心理学

背景:

量子類似 (QL) モデリングは,量子理論を意思決定と認知心理学に適用し,パラドックスを説明しますが,神経のリンクが欠けています.
既存のQLモデルは脳の神経生理学と情報処理メカニズムに直接繋がっていません

研究の目的:

神経生理学,神経心理学,認知心理学の橋渡しをするために神経振動がQLの行動をどのように生み出すかを探求する.
量子理論的枠組み,QL振動的認知,認知,意思決定,神経振動を結びつける.
心と物質の関係と知覚の性質を理解するための基礎を築くために

主な方法:

ニューロンの振動と量子コンピューティング (QIC) によるものです
"QL振動性認知"の量子理論的枠組みを開発した.
QL状態の絡み合いを用いた結合問題に関する1つを含む,このフレームワーク内でテスト可能な4つの推測を策定した.

主要な成果:

QL行動と神経振動を統合した新しい枠組み (QL振動性認知) を提案した.
基本的な認知プロセスが量子原理と一致することを示唆しました
QL状態が神経ネットワークで絡み合っていると結合問題を解く可能性があると仮定した.

結論:

基本的な認知プロセスは量子原理に従って動作するかもしれません
ヒューマノイドAIは,量子理論的法則による情報処理から利益を得ることができ,量子AI (QLAI) に導きます.
QLAIはQICを実行する振動ネットワークを使用して効率的に実装できます.

キーワード:

コバリエンス行列ニューロンネットワーク認知の振動モデル量子状態量子的な認知モデル

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