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A General Multicriteria Optimization Perspective on Resilience
Resilience is a system's capability to prepare for, resist, absorb, and recover from adverse events. By definition, resilience therefore encompasses multiple criteria that can conflict and may prescribe different decisions. Importantly, a system must also maintain its effectiveness during routine op
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