We are also grateful to Kay Axhausen for making the Swiss public transport route choice dataset available. We would like to especially thank Thijs Dekker for his contributions to precursors of Apollo and his guidance on the EM algorithm, Thomas Hancock for his implementation of Decision Field Theory and Annesha Enam for her contributions on MDCEV without an outside good.
Boson x 1.0.29 code#
We are grateful to the many colleagues who provided suggestions and/or tested the code extensively, including Chiara Calastri, Romain Crasted dit Sourd, Andrew Daly, Jeff Dumont, Joe Molloy and Basil Schmid. * While the Apollo package is the results of many years of development, the core of this work was carried out under the umbrella of the European Research Council (ERC) funded consolidator grant DECISIONS. In no event will the authors or their employers be liable to any party for any damages resulting from any use of Apollo.
Boson x 1.0.29 free#
* Apollo is provided free of charge and comes WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY of any kind.
Boson x 1.0.29 manual#
1 Apollo: a flexible, powerful and customisable freeware package for choice model estimation and application version User manual Stephane Hess & David Palma Choice Modelling Centre University of Leeds May 8, 2019Ģ Apollo: user manual for version Apollo is licensed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v2 (GPL-2) 1.
0 kommentar(er)
