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+# Baseball Game Active Inference Simulation Manifesto
+
+## Overview
+This document outlines the theoretical framework and implementation strategy for modeling a baseball game using active inference principles. The simulation aims to capture the complex dynamics of baseball through the lens of free energy minimization and belief updating.
+
+## Core Principles
+
+### 1. Active Inference Framework
+- Players and teams modeled as active inference agents
+- Free energy minimization drives decision-making
+- Hierarchical generative models represent game states
+- Precision-weighted belief updating based on sensory evidence
+- Action selection through expected free energy minimization
+
+### 2. Multi-Agent System Architecture
+
+#### Agents
+1. **Players**
+   - Individual active inference models
+   - Position-specific priors and policies
+   - Continuous state-space representation
+   - Proprioceptive and exteroceptive modalities
+
+2. **Teams**
+   - Collective active inference at team level
+   - Shared generative models
+   - Strategic coordination through belief alignment
+   - Hierarchical policy selection
+
+3. **Umpires**
+   - Objective state observers
+   - Rule enforcement agents
+   - Precision modulators for game flow
+
+### 3. State Space Representation
+
+#### Physical States
+- Ball position, velocity, and spin (6D state space)
+- Player positions and orientations
+- Field geometry and boundaries
+- Weather conditions and environmental factors
+
+#### Game States
+- Inning structure
+- Score tracking
+- Count (balls/strikes)
+- Base occupancy
+- Game phase indicators
+
+#### Mental States
+- Player confidence levels
+- Team momentum
+- Strategic intentions
+- Risk assessment metrics
+
+### 4. Action Space
+
+#### Player Actions
+- Batting mechanics
+- Pitching variations
+- Fielding movements
+- Base running decisions
+
+#### Team Actions
+- Defensive positioning
+- Batting order optimization
+- Pitching changes
+- Strategic timeouts
+
+### 5. Generative Models
+
+#### Hierarchical Structure
+1. **Low-level physics**
+   - Ball trajectories
+   - Collision dynamics
+   - Player movement physics
+
+2. **Mid-level gameplay**
+   - Play outcomes
+   - Situation-specific strategies
+   - Performance statistics
+
+3. **High-level strategy**
+   - Game flow
+   - Win probability
+   - Long-term planning
+
+### 6. Learning and Adaptation
+
+#### Model Parameters
+- Prior beliefs updated through experience
+- Precision parameters tuned dynamically
+- Policy preferences refined by outcomes
+- Skill development through practice
+
+#### Team Dynamics
+- Emergent strategies
+- Role specialization
+- Coordination patterns
+- Adaptive responses
+
+### 7. Implementation Strategy
+
+#### Technical Architecture
+1. **Simulation Engine**
+   - Physics-based core
+   - Event-driven architecture
+   - Real-time processing capability
+   - Modular component design
+
+2. **Data Collection**
+   - State tracking
+   - Action logging
+   - Performance metrics
+   - Belief evolution
+
+3. **Visualization**
+   - 3D rendering
+   - Statistical displays
+   - Belief visualization
+   - Decision trees
+
+#### Development Phases
+1. **Phase 1: Core Mechanics**
+   - Basic physics implementation
+   - Simple agent models
+   - Fundamental game rules
+
+2. **Phase 2: Active Inference Integration**
+   - Generative model implementation
+   - Free energy computation
+   - Policy selection mechanisms
+
+3. **Phase 3: Learning and Adaptation**
+   - Parameter updating
+   - Strategy evolution
+   - Performance optimization
+
+4. **Phase 4: Advanced Features**
+   - Complex strategies
+   - Team dynamics
+   - Environmental factors
+
+### 8. Research Objectives
+
+#### Primary Goals
+1. Demonstrate active inference in complex sports dynamics
+2. Model emergent team strategies
+3. Study skill acquisition and adaptation
+4. Analyze decision-making under uncertainty
+
+#### Applications
+- Training and strategy development
+- Player development systems
+- Game outcome prediction
+- Performance analysis
+
+### 9. Evaluation Metrics
+
+#### Performance Metrics
+- Win-loss records
+- Statistical accuracy
+- Strategy effectiveness
+- Learning efficiency
+
+#### Model Metrics
+- Free energy minimization
+- Belief convergence
+- Policy optimization
+- Prediction accuracy
+
+## Future Directions
+
+### Extensions
+1. Multi-game seasons
+2. Player development trajectories
+3. Team chemistry modeling
+4. Injury and fatigue effects
+
+### Integration Opportunities
+1. Real game data validation
+2. Machine learning hybridization
+3. Virtual reality training
+4. Strategic analysis tools
+
+## Technical Requirements
+
+### Software Stack
+- Python-based simulation core
+- Physics engine integration
+- Neural network components
+- Visualization toolkit
+
+### Computing Resources
+- GPU acceleration for physics
+- Parallel processing for agents
+- Real-time visualization
+- Data storage and analysis
+
+## Conclusion
+This baseball simulation framework provides a comprehensive platform for studying active inference in complex sports environments, offering insights into both individual and team dynamics while maintaining computational tractability and practical applicability.