Deterministic BFS Upward/Downward Traversal from Dense Seeds in Bidirectional Diffusion
From the dense seeds, the bidirectional-diffusion retriever runs deterministic breadth-first traversals in the prerequisite DAG, one upward toward ancestors and one downward toward descendants, each truncated at the per-query depths and chosen by the adaptive controller. Because the traversals are deterministic BFS rather than a stochastic random walk, the truncated ancestor and descendant path sets and that feed the path-score formulas are reproducible given the graph, the seeds, and the chosen depths.
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