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claim:game-semantics-provides-a-setting-for-quantifying-information-flow-between-agentsGame semantics provides a setting for quantifying information flow between agents
The author sees potential to ask quantitative questions about rate of information flow through strategies, robustness, and minimal information disclosure.
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