An empirical study of parameter estimation for stated preference experimental design

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The stated preference experimental design can affect the reliability of the parameters estimation in discrete choice model. Some scholars have proposed some newexperimental designs, such asD-efficient, BayesianD-efficient. But insufficient empirical research has been conducted on the effectiveness of these newdesigns and there has been little comparative analysis of the newdesigns against the traditional designs. In this paper, a new metro connecting Chengdu and its satellite cities is taken as the research subject to demonstrate the validity of theD-efficient and BayesianD-efficient design.Comparisons between these newdesigns and orthogonal design were made by the fit of model and standard deviation of parameters estimation; then the best model result is obtained to analyze the travel choice behavior.The results indicate that Bayesian D-efficient design works better than D-efficient design. Some of the variables can affect significantly the choice behavior of people, including the waiting time and arrival time. The D-efficient and Bayesian D-efficient design for MNL can acquire reliability result in ML model, but the ML model cannot develop the theory advantages of these two designs. Finally, the metro can handle over 40% passengers flow if the metro will be operated in the future.

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Yang, F., Chen, L., Cheng, Y., Luo, X., & Ran, B. (2014). An empirical study of parameter estimation for stated preference experimental design. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/292608

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