graphs

Type: fact
Tags: amigosgraphsdagalgorithmsdependency-trackingnetworksmath
Created: Mon Nov 03 2025 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Graph Theory & Dependency Management Insights

Raw notes and insights from discussions with Lucas Di Cioccio on graph algorithms, dependency tracking, and network topology for Amigos platform.

Core Graph Concepts

DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph)

Graph Aggregation & Abstraction

Macro Nodes (Aggregation):

Mapping Between Graphs:

Graph Operations & Composition

Complete vs. Parametric Objects

Function Composition:

f(a,b): f(a) -> f(b)

Graph Merging vs. Addition:

Convex vs. Non-Convex Functions

Network Connection Patterns

Connection vs. Overlay

Two Distinct Operations:

  1. Connect graphs: graph A connected to graph B
  2. Overlay graphs: graph A + graph B

Algorithmic Graphs:

Human-Centric Graph Design

Proximity and Comprehension

Temporal Graph Dynamics

Exponential Moving Averages (EMA)

EWMA (Exponentially Weighted Moving Average):

alpha * new_value + (1 - alpha) * old_value

Alpha Parameter:

Applications:

Linear and Convex Combinations

Technical Implementation Insights

Dependency Tracking (Lucas’s DepTrack Project)

Addressable Functions (Val Town Model)

Contravariant Logging

Policy vs. Practice vs. Constraints

Decision-Making Framework

Formalization Process

  1. Formalize the need - clear problem statement
  2. Provide input data - concrete examples and requirements
  3. Draw desired outcome - visual representation of goals
  4. Consider grid layout with defragmentation strategies

Connections to Amigos Platform

Service Import Economy

Network Topology Management

Development Tools

Research Directions

Potential Collaboration with Lucas

Open Questions

References

See also

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