Specific performance assessment criteria must be established to
detect complex contagion within a single component of a Non-Biological System.
A designated module should be confined to broad preprocessing algorithms due to
the risk of complex contagion, which could potentially spread to the entire
system. Contagious parameters can alter resource properties within affected
subcomponents, and the complexity may gradually permeate other areas.
Additionally, hidden dependencies, extending beyond global variables and tied
to inherited algorithms, must be thoroughly evaluated before isolating and
mitigating the infected subcomponent.
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