Directed Cyclic Graph
A directed graph that permits cycles, in contrast to a DAG, capable of expressing feedback loops and iterative reasoning logic, commonly used in multi-agent orchestration and dynamic workflows.
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On top of the unified graph substrate, the authors deploy a stateful multi-agent system orchestrated through a directed cyclic graph (DCG).
A directed cyclic graph (DCG) permits cycles, in contrast to a directed acyclic graph (DAG); a DCG allows control flow between agents to form feedback loops, supporting iterative reasoning and dynamic adjustment.
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On top of the unified graph substrate, the authors deploy a stateful multi-agent system orchestrated through a directed cyclic graph (DCG).
50%UnverifiedA directed cyclic graph (DCG) permits cycles, in contrast to a directed acyclic graph (DAG); a DCG allows control flow between agents to form feedback loops, supporting iterative reasoning and dynamic adjustment.
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