نتایج جستجو برای: discrete choice models

تعداد نتایج: 1210109  

2017
Benedict G. C. Dellaert Joffre Swait Wiktor L. Vic Adamowicz Theo A. Arentze Elizabeth E. Bruch Elisabetta Cherchi Caspar Chorus Bas Donkers Fred M. Feinberg A. A. J. Marley Linda Court Salisbury

This paper develops new directions on how individuals’ use of multiple goals can be incorporated in econometric models of individual decision-making. We start by outlining key components of multiple, simultaneous goal pursuit and multi-stage choice. Since different goals are often only partially compatible, such a multiple goal-based approach implies balancing goals, leading to a deliberate goa...

Journal: :Informs Journal on Computing 2023

We present a new model for finding the optimal placement of electric vehicle charging stations across multi-period time frame so as to maximise adoption. Via use advanced discrete choice models and user classes, this work allows granular modelling attributes their preferences in regard station characteristics. Instead embedding an analytical probability formulation, we adopt simulation approach...

2000
Simon Jackman

Dyad-year data on international conflict are simultaneously qualitative and serially dependent. Extending Beck, Katz, and Tucker’s (1998) methodological contribution, I propose transitional models that deal with these two features of the data. These statistical models explicitly deal with the way a dyad’s particular history of peace or conflict structures current outcomes, consistent with impor...

2003
Patrick Bajari C. Lanier Benkard

We derive several properties of commonly used discrete choice models that are potentially undesirable if these models are to be used as structural models of demand. Specifically, we show that as the number of goods in the market becomes large in these models, i) no product has a perfect substitute, ii) Bertrand-Nash markups do not converge to zero, iii) the fraction of utility derived from the ...

2010
Nathaniel T. Wilcox

This paper compares the “out-of-context” predictive success of three probabilistic models of binary discrete choice under risk. One of the models is the conventional homoscedastic latent index or “strong utility” model that is widespread in applied econometrics: This model is “context-free” in the sense that its error part is homoscedastic with respect to decision sets. The other two models are...

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