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Compared with the Supervisor's one-by-one routing approach, the Map-Reduce pattern compresses N rounds of serial calls into one round of parallel execution plus one aggregation, significantly reducing token consumption and overall latency, but the premise is that the Agents' tasks are truly independent of one another.
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