Lecture

Orchestration Graph: Edge Labels

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Description

This lecture explores different edge labels in orchestration graphs, focusing on translating between declarative and procedural knowledge, switching between different representations, and analyzing situations from various perspectives. It also discusses reusing formulas in different contexts, correcting incorrect solutions, and teaching learned concepts to others.

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