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A sequential shipper-carrier predictive freight network model is presented. This model is applied to three detailed network data bases. The predicted arc loadings are compared to published railway arc density codes and goodness-of-fit measures are reported for the origin-destination flows of 15 commodities. A discussion of some sources of error in the model and recommendations for further research to lessen that error are given.

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A model for medium-term operations planning in an intermodal rail-truck service

Nozick

Morlok

1997

Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice

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