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Recursive Coordination Information Theory: Decision Sufficiency, Consequence Sufficiency, and Recursive Closure
An information interface can preserve every relative action cost required by a current decision and still omit distinctions needed to evaluate the circumstances that action creates. This paper develops Recursive Coordination Information Theory (RCIT) around that separation, within a common Coordi
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