Recent developments in discrete choice modeling: properties of the Multivariate Extreme Value models and their impact on applications
Bierlaire, Michel
2009

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Since McFadden's seminal paper in 1978, Multivariate (aka Generalized) Extreme Value models have generated a great deal of interest in the discrete choice models community, both on the theoretical and the empirical side. In this lecture, we review some recent properties that we have identified, and discuss their potential impacts on applications.

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Title Recent developments in discrete choice modeling: properties of the Multivariate Extreme Value models and their impact on applications
Author(s) Bierlaire, Michel
Conference Lunch Seminar in Energy, Environmental and Resource Economics, Centre for Energy Policy and Economics, ETHZ, Zürich, Switzerland, May 08, 2009
Date 2009
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Laboratories TRANSP-OR
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Record creation date 2009-06-15

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