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An Evidence-First Multi-LLM Framework for Auditable Critical-Infrastructure Dependency Modeling
Critical-infrastructure knowledge is distributed across heterogeneous, incomplete, and weakly structured evidence, making dependency models difficult to construct automatically and difficult to trust. Large language models (LLMs) can extract structured knowledge from such evidence, but direct LLM-to
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