Reproducibility Report: "A Framework for Efficient Individual-Level Longitudinal Outcomes Estimation for Agent-Based Simulations'

This report presents the reproducibility evaluation for the paper “A Framework for Efficient Individual-Level Longitudinal Outcomes Estimation for Agent-Based Simulations.” The artifact was retrieved from a permanent Zenodo repository and evaluated on a Linux Ubuntu system using MATLAB R2025b. Our evaluation confirms that the proposed OAA and SPSA methods effectively reduce computational runtimes while maintaining the statistical integrity of the simulation results. The findings in terms of health outcomes and cost distributions are consistent with those reported by the authors. Consequently, the paper is awarded the Artifacts Available , Artifacts Evaluated—Reusable , and Results Validated - Results Reproduced badges.

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ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation
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2026-06-25
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3821221
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demographic modeling and climate adaptation
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Reproducibility Report: "A Framework for Efficient Individual-Level Longitudinal Outcomes Estimation for Agent-Based Simulations'

Matteo Ciccaglione
ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation
demographic modeling and climate adaptation
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Reproducibility Report: "A Framework for Efficient Individual-Level Longitudinal Outcomes Estimation for Agent-Based Simulations'

Matteo Ciccaglione
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Abstract

This report presents the reproducibility evaluation for the paper “A Framework for Efficient Individual-Level Longitudinal Outcomes Estimation for Agent-Based Simulations.” The artifact was retrieved from a permanent Zenodo repository and evaluated on a Linux Ubuntu system using MATLAB R2025b. Our evaluation confirms that the proposed OAA and SPSA methods effectively reduce computational runtimes while maintaining the statistical integrity of the simulation results. The findings in terms of health outcomes and cost distributions are consistent with those reported by the authors. Consequently, the paper is awarded the Artifacts Available , Artifacts Evaluated—Reusable , and Results Validated - Results Reproduced badges.

ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation
University of Rome Tor Vergata (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
demographic modeling and climate adaptation
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