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MODELING INDIVIDUAL CHOICE IN NONTRANSPORTATION CONTEXTS. DISAGGREGATE MODELS FOR DECISIONS OTHER THAN TRAVEL-MODE CHOICES. IN: NEW HORIZONS IN TRAVEL-BEHAVIOR RESEARCH

Tom Adler

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Disaggregate modeling techniques, which are initially used to forecast travel mode choices, have recently been applied to other choice processes. This paper describes those other applications and presents some of the issues involved in extending the techniques to decisions other than travel mode choice.

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Disaggregate modeling techniques, which are initially used to forecast travel mode choices, have recently been applied to other choice processes. This paper describes those other applications and presents some of the issues involved in extending the techniques to decisions other than travel mode choice.

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Disaggregate modeling techniques, which are initially used to forecast travel mode choices, have recently been applied to other choice processes. This paper describes those other applications and presents some of the issues involved in extending the techniques to decisions other than travel mode choice.

Key concepts: Mode choice, Travel behavior, Mode (computer interface), Econometrics, Computer science, Economics, Operations research, Transport engineering

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