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A Discrepancy-Based Framework to Compare Robustness Between Multi-attribute Evaluations

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Fig. 1. Maps of Metropolitan Segregation. Maps show yearly median income on basic statistical units (IRIS) for the three departments constituting mainly the Great Paris metropolitan area, and the corresponding local Moran spatial autocorrelation index, def
Fig. 2. Sensitivity of robustness to missing data. Left. For each department, Monte Carlo simulations (N=50 repetitions) are used to determine the impact of  miss-ing data on robustness of segregation evaluation

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