Feedback Loop
A feedback loop captures outcomes and uses them to refine future decisions.
Definition
Core meaning
A feedback loop captures outcomes and uses them to refine future decisions.
System role
How it works
After execution, the system measures what happened and feeds that result back into evaluation, rules, thresholds, or models.
Why it matters
Operational impact
Without a feedback loop, the system cannot learn, tune decision quality, or improve operational outcomes over time.
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