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/ˈfɛd.bæk ˈluːp/ · fed.bak.loop
noun
- A self-reinforcing cycle or process where the output of a system is returned as input, often leading to instability or oscillation. The company's marketing strategy created a feedback loop, where customers' complaints were used to improve the product, but also fueled negative reviews on social media.
- A mechanism or system that allows for the continuous improvement or adjustment of a process based on feedback from users or customers. The software development team implemented a feedback loop to gather user feedback and iterate on the product's design.
Did you know? The concept of feedback loops has been applied in various fields, including economics, sociology, and ecology, to describe the self-reinforcing mechanisms that drive complex systems.