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prediction:future-work-should-develop-fully-fledged-dynamic-theories-combining-qualitative-and-quantitative-information-in-the-style-of-game-semantics-and-geometry-of-interactionFuture work should develop fully-fledged dynamic theories combining qualitative and quantitative information in the style of Game Semantics and Geometry of Interaction.
Paper identifies major research objective: extending static reconciliations (Domain Theory + Shannon) to dynamic frameworks.
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