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Pareto stationarity
Pareto stationarity is a first-order optimality condition in multi-objective optimization describing a candidate solution where no direction exists along which all conflicting objective functions can simultaneously improve. Analogous to a stationary point with a vanishing gradient in single-objective optimization, a point is Pareto stationary if the zero vector lies within the convex hull of the gradients of each individual objective function. Mathematically, this corresponds to the existence of non-negative weights that sum to one such that the weighted sum of the objective gradients equals zero. Pareto stationarity serves as a necessary first-order condition for Pareto optimality in smooth multi-objective problems and becomes a sufficient condition when all the objective functions are convex.
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