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There's no connection between step 11 and 12
I don't understand how to traverse the graph at all, it seems like it's full of dead ends
Yeah it's missing several returns to you.
You read the things pointed to by the arrows in order. It is an attempt to detangle the stuttering into coherent sentences. The reason it is difficult to read is because it was difficult to understand what the kid was saying.
I think another detail is that you read the thing at the base of the arrow before the tip if you didn't already say it or if what you just said isn't pointed to by it.
Great compression algorithm
I think if you get to the end of a branch, you just look for the next number in the sequence and you warp there.