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I made this myself using the graphics programming language TikZ, Beamer (LaTeX) and LaTeX

It displays how derivative values propagate according to the chain rule in automatic differentiation for the function

f(x1,x2) = x1x2 + sin(x1)

The only seed possible is \bar{f} = 1 which yields the complete gradient of f(x1,x2), \partial f/\partial x_1 = x_2 + \cos(x_1) which comes out of the x1 node, and \partial f/\partial x_2 = x_1 which comes out of the x2 node.

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