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A computational theory of awareness and decision making
2009
Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge - TARK '09
We exhibit a new computational-based definition of awareness, informally that our level of unawareness of an object is the amount of time needed to generate that object within a certain environment. We give several examples to show this notion matches our intuition in scenarios where one organizes, accesses and transfers information. We also give a formal process-independent definition of awareness based on Levin's universal enumeration. We show the usefulness of computational awareness by
doi:10.1145/1562814.1562830
dblp:conf/tark/DevanurF09
fatcat:zjdehbvnwrecpplx32cht5h5ca