Navigation

Summary

Navigation explains how to move through the wiki by task: learning, focused review, production design, or reference lookup. It complements the numbered taxonomy.

Routes

Use subject indexes when studying a domain from first principles. Use learning paths for sequenced study and technical answer patterns when preparing concise explanations. Use the references and glossary pages when looking up terminology.

Example

If preparing to explain recommendation systems, start at the recommender learning path, follow links to candidate generation and ranking, then use evaluation and online-experiment pages to strengthen the production answer. If starting from an unfamiliar topic, use the knowledge map first to identify prerequisites.

Maintenance rule

Navigation pages should point to canonical pages rather than duplicate explanations. When a concept appears in multiple sections, prefer the canonical page plus a short context-specific pointer.

Practical use

Use this page as the entry point for choosing a route through the wiki. It should remain lightweight: navigation pages organize study paths, while subject pages carry the technical explanation.