Psychiatry - The Importance of Attenuating the Precision of Inverse Uncertainty Quantification

In computational psychiatry it's important to do the right kind of uncertainty quantification. It seems as if much of psychiatry and possibly the neurology reflects a failure to predict the predictability or to predict the uncertainty or to predictions the precision so that you're not able for example to attenuate certain sensory sources of information. The absence of being able to attenuate the precision is really important in terms of allowing people to move we all call this sensory tenuation.