errorinduced
Errorinduced is an adjective used to describe processes, responses, or phenomena that are triggered or amplified by errors, discrepancies between expected and actual outcomes, or prediction errors. The term is not widely standardized as a fixed technical label, but it appears in interdisciplinary discussions to denote how systems adapt, learn, or fail in the presence of error signals. In general, errorinduced effects are those driven by the salience, magnitude, or interpretation of an error.
In cognitive neuroscience and psychology, errorinduced processes refer to the brain and behavior adjustments that follow
In education, errorinduced learning describes outcomes where errors are used as productive information. Structured feedback, reflection
In machine learning, errorinduced updates are the core mechanism by which models improve. Algorithms adjust parameters
In engineering and safety sciences, error-induced effects can refer to anomaly detection, fault isolation, and resilience
See also: error signaling, prediction error, reinforcement learning, error-related negativity.