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Fig 1.

Schematic of two recovery options in a toy network.

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Fig 2.

Recovery trajectory of toy complete and hub-and-spoke topologies.

This figure portrays the trajectory of the recovery process for two toy networks with different topologies: (A) Complete topology and (B) Hub-and-Spoke topology.

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Fig 3.

Network topology and extrapolation with 16 nodes used in the current research.

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Table 1.

Number of links and nodes for different network topologies.

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Table 2.

Definition of network topology measures used in the current research.

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Fig 4.

Recovery trajectory of 16 network topologies.

(A) 8 nodes, (B) 14 nodes, (C) 20 nodes, and (D) 26 nodes.

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Fig 5.

Recoverability measure over multiple size and topology.

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Fig 6.

The analytical function of recoverability measure trends over size.

(A) Diverging Tail, Hub-and-Spoke, Tree, Crossing Path, Double-U, Central Ring, Ring, Converging Tail, and Single Depot with 3 and 5 routes; Diamond, Matching Pair, Complete, and Random networks with connection probability of 0.3, 0.5, and 0.7. (B) Scale-Free, Grid, and Complete Grid networks.

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Table 3.

Results of the linear regression models with simple or quadratic form.

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Fig 7.

Marginal effects of topology measures on recoverability measure.

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