Modeling route choice criteria from home to major streets: A discrete choice approach

A discrete choice approach to modeling food store access

Assessments of access to healthful food frequently use GIS to measure the distance and concentration of food outlets relative to where residents live. These descriptive approaches do not account for food shopping behavior, which may vary based on the attributes of food shoppers and their activity space—places where they live, work, access resources, and socialize. Building on transportation res...

A Discrete Choice Modeling Approach to Modular Systems Design

The paper proposes an approach for design of modular systems based on original technique for modeling and formulation of combinatorial optimization problems. The proposed approach is described on the example of personal computer configuration design. It takes into account the existing compatibility restrictions between the modules and can be extended and modified to reflect different functional...

Discrete Choice Modeling

Do the results change substantially when the restriction is imposed? Does the estimate of ρ change? The hypothesis of interest is H0: β1 = β2. You can test this hypothesis using these models with a likelihood ratio test. Compute twice the difference in the log likelihoods. What are the degrees of freedom for the test? What is the 95% critical value from the chi squared table? (It is also possib...

Discrete Choice Modeling

Discrete Choice Modeling for Transportation

Acknowledgements: Justin Tobias provided many useful references and comments on the third section of this paper. provided many useful comments and references. Of course, none of these people are responsible for any of the errors or omissions in this paper.