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This article is about how non-hierarchical graphs, those with cycles, are performing better than trees or chains.
by blurbleblurble 3y ago
This article is about how non-hierarchical graphs, those with cycles, are performing better than trees or chains.
- theptip 3y agoI suspect that you'll still find strong hierarchy in an optimized/well-performing graph of thought. The human brain, for example, also has recurrence, but it's limited. It seems pretty intuitive that you'd get a "task / subtask" split for example, with feedback from the latter, but semantic content largely flowing from the former to the latter.