An extensible simulation environment and movement metrics for testing walking behavior in agent-based models
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Paul M. Torrens | Atsushi Nara | Xun Li | Haojie Zhu | William A. Griffin | Scott B. Brown | P. Torrens | Xun Li | W. Griffin | A. Nara | Scott Brown | Haojie Zhu
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