Multi-Agent Simulation of Freight Networks

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A multi-agent simulation of freight networks is a computational modeling approach in which autonomous software agents representing various stakeholders (e.g., shippers, carriers, terminals) interact within a virtual transportation network to simulate and analyze system behavior, decision-making processes, and performance metrics under different scenarios.

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