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Recovery order in adaptive systems is set by dependency structure
Adaptive systems often recover their capacities in reproducible orders. Predicting the order has meant fitting a dynamical model per system and reading it off trajectories. Here we ask how much is fixed by dependency structure alone: which capacities must be in place before which others recover. For
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