cognitius
Cognitius is a term used in some strands of cognitive science and artificial intelligence to describe a model of cognition that emphasizes continuous integration of perception, action, memory, and context. In this view, cognitive processes are not neatly separated into discrete stages but unfold as an ongoing, dynamic coupling between an agent and its environment. Cognitius is often aligned with embodied or situated perspectives on cognition.
Core concepts include embodied processing, sensorimotor loops, and real-time adaptation. Cognitive state is viewed as emerging
Learning in cognitius-leaning models can involve reinforcement, unsupervised methods, and habit formation, enabling continuous updating of
Relation to other theories: cognitius overlaps with embodied cognition, dynamical systems theory, and enactive approaches, but
Status and usage: the term remains niche and is not a widely adopted formal theory in mainstream