Urban mobility systems are, at their core, reflections of human behavior . Every trip, whether it is a daily commute, a leisure outing, or a spontaneous errand, is shaped by complex, context-dependent decisions. For decades, transportation planning has relied on models that attempt to simplify and predict these behaviors. However, capturing the true nature of human decision-making remains one of the most persistent challenges in the field. Traditional approaches, such as the Four-Step Model...

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