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Author: toruseo

README.md

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 *UXsim* is a free, open-source macroscopic and mesoscopic network traffic flow simulator written in Python.
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 	- Visualization of simulation results using `Matplotlib`; interactive GUI is also available
 	- Can also be directly integrated with other Python-based frameworks, such as `PyTorch` for deep reinforcement learning traffic control
 	- The main code `uxsim.py` is only about 1200 lines of code. Users may easily understand and customize it
-- Dependency-free: you can use the simulator by doing `pip install uxsim` only
+  - Dependency-free: you can use the simulator by doing `pip install uxsim` only
+- Provides a seamless user experience by integrating scenario construction, simulation, and data analysis into a unified, transparent Python workflow
 
 ## Simulation Examples