Titlebook: Optimization and Discrete Choice in Urban Systems; Proceedings of the I Bruce G. Hutchinson,Peter Nijkamp,Michael Batty Conference proceedi

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A Stochastic Multi-Stage Mobility Choice Model variables for the system. Although the framework is quite general, housing mobility is a useful applied reference. First-order non-linear differential equations are derived for the expected population sizes and for the expected utilities in the individual evaluation process. The qualitative feature

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Residential Mobility with a Probit Modelstudy: one held at the end of 1977 sampled data on the previous dwelling, the willingness to move, dwelling preferences and a variety of household characteristics; a second held a year later in 1978 to assess differences between the actual moving behaviour and the earlier formulated willingness to m

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Modal Choice Modelling for Several Alternatives: Application of Disaggregate Demand Models in Santiatiago underground system. More sophisticated models developed with a 1981 data base for a particular urban corridor in the city are compared with models calibrated for a similar situation in England. Finally, the models estimated in 1981 are used to predict the impact of an increase in Metro fares t

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Choice of Urban Transport Modes for Work Tripsion of homes and work places. Multiplicity of modes for urban travel is also a particular phenomena. In this paper a modelling effort for mode choice selection in Patna is reported where MNL and EBH techniques have been used. The models reproduce the observed behaviour very closely and revealed othe