Lexicographic max-min optimization is a method used in multi-objective optimization problems where multiple criteria are involved. The approach prioritizes the objectives in a lexicographic order, meaning that the most important objective is optimized first. If there are multiple solutions for the first objective, the second most important objective is then optimized among those solutions, and this process continues down the list of objectives.

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