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Abstract: I argue that the notions of knowledge, rationality and action form a natural and interesting triple when studying agent systems: first of all, the combination and interplay between them is still not fully explored, and secondly, they give rise to rich theories especially in multi-agent systems. The paper provides an informal overview of formal approaches to the three notions. (Update)
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@misc{ hoek-knowledge,
author = "Wiebe van der Hoek",
title = "Knowledge, Rationality and Action",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/vanderhoek04knowledge.html" }
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