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A Theory of Information Architecture for Networked Decisions: Freshness, Locality, and Coordination
Networked systems face a tradeoff between the scope of the information behind a decision and its freshness: a broader view of the system supports better coordination, but assembling and communicating it takes time, so it arrives older. We study this tradeoff for a team of agents that repeatedly choo
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