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Structural limits of single-barrier reform in algorithmic recourse: a formal series-system model with implications for digital health
Algorithmic decision systems mediate access to healthcare, credit, employment and housing, yet individuals who experience adverse decisions face multi-stage barriers when seeking recourse. We formalize these barriers as a series-structured system with 11 empirically parameterized stages across three
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