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A beta-logistic model of mode choice: Goodness of fit and intertemporal dependence

Choice of travel mode on shopping trips is examined using a beta-logistic model. Predicted and observed probabilities are compared to assess goodness of fit. The effect of intertemporal dependence is considered; however, recourse to higher-order models does not improve predictions and does not give a better account of the data.

Mark D. Uncles | M. Uncles

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