On the formulation of time-space prisms to model constraints on personal activity-travel engagement
TransportationPublished 1 February 2002
Ram M. Pendyala, Toshiyuki Yamamoto, Ryuichi Kitamura
Citations106
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The models are found to offer plausible results indicating that temporal vertices of time-space prisms, though unobservable, can be estimated based on temporal characteristics of observed activity-travel patterns.
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activity engagement, prism vertex, stochastic frontier model, time-space constraints, time-space prism, travel behavior,
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