Choice model construction is usually based on information about a number of separate
choice situations, for which all relevant quantities are known. This paper concerns the case …

Several choice models are compared on their ability to reproduce two types of simulated
data sets. The sets belonging to the first type were generated by using a probit model which …

Conventional discrete choice models assume implicitly that the choice set is independent of
the decisionmaker's preferences conditional on the explanatory variables of the models …

The discrete choice modeling paradigm and in particular the logit model are research topics
that have been continuously developed and refined for years in the field of transportation …

Contrary to many other types of spatial decisions, shopping destination choice behavior is
highly repetitive. For the practitioner looking for good predictors of store patronage, for …

Given the importance of the economic stakes involved in understanding and predicting the
behaviour of grocery consumers, it is not surprising that economic papers and research …

The paper presents a basic spatial discrete choice modeling framework obtained by
applying random utility theory to discrete choices made by heterogeneous spatially …

Fully spatial treatments of discrete choice models are difficult to specify and can be
computationally intense. Several ad hoc procedures have been proposed in the land use …

In spatial analysis, the 1980's could be characterized as the decade of discrete choice
modeling and, more generally, categorized data analysis. Subsequent to the pioneering …

This paper empirically examines parameter sensitivity to choice set specification in the
context of shopping destination choice, using supermarket choice data from Gainesville …