Interactive computation refers to a model of computation where the process requires ongoing interaction between a user and a computational system. This interaction can occur through various means, such as entering data, receiving feedback, or making decisions based on outputs provided by the system. Unlike traditional computation, which often operates in a batch processing mode (where inputs are provided all at once and outputs produced after all computations are complete), interactive computation allows for a more dynamic exchange.
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