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Medical Contingency Security (MCS): An N-1 Reliability Criterion for Failure-Resilient Clinical Prediction

2026-08-24

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Clinical prediction systems are commonly optimized for intact-input discrimination, while safety engineering in other high-consequence fields asks a different question: what remains safe when one credible component fails? This paper proposes Medical Contingency Security (MCS), a formal N-1 reliability criterion transferred from power-system security analysis to clinical and biomedical prediction. The central objec...

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5fc51bd9-c140-5936-b9c7-190d730064d9
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10.14293/pr2199.004321.v1
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