I think it's important to distinguish "LLM Self-Correction" (a prompt engineering technique) from lowercase "self-correction," a behavioral property of complex

I think it's important to distinguish "LLM Self-Correction" (a prompt engineering technique) from lowercase "self-correction," a behavioral property of complex systems and/or sentient beings. A PID controller is self-correcting (to some degree). A person is self-correcting (to some degree). "LLM Self-correction" refers to an iterative approach to reaching some final output. This term is used in research/industry literature to mean a very specific implementation. This allows researchers to compare "LLM Self-correction" to other prompting techniques like "LLM Chain-of-thought" in order to study the model's behavior in a laboratory setting, and in the wild. Does that distinction make sense?