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		<description><![CDATA[Hi,

Nice tutorial.  One little point: in a directed graph, an edge from j to i is written (j, i), so I think in your final description of the algorithm, you have the edge around the wrong way.  It should be:

2.1. S(i) := 1 + max(S(j), where (j, i) is an edge from the DAG);

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<p>Nice tutorial.  One little point: in a directed graph, an edge from j to i is written (j, i), so I think in your final description of the algorithm, you have the edge around the wrong way.  It should be:</p>
<p>2.1. S(i) := 1 + max(S(j), where (j, i) is an edge from the DAG);</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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