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Each episode represents a new morning commute. Independent tabular learners separately choose complete routes from source S to destination T, experience only their own trip, and update only their own selected action. They do not meet, message, or exchange Q-values. Their shared congestion couples their rewards without creating communication between learners. With the central link closed, an even split gives every commuter a 90-minute trip.
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