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ArticleA cell-based logit-opportunity taxi customer-search model

R.C.P. Wong2014

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A cell-based logit-opportunity taxi customer-search model

R.C.P. Wong · Wai Yuen Szeto · S.C. Wong

80 citations·0/0 files stored·Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies

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Transportation Planning and Optimization Transportation and Mobility Innovations Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques

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1972Conditional logit analysis of qualitative choice behavior 1940Intervening Opportunities: A Theory Relating Mobility and Distance 2009Characterizing the human mobility pattern in a large street network 1996Taxi Travel Should Be Subsidized 2013Transportation mode recognition using GPS and accelerometer data 1998A network model of urban taxi services 2002Demand–supply equilibrium of taxi services in a network under competition and regulation 2010Equilibria of bilateral taxi–customer searching and meeting on networks

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2017Geometric Matching and Spatial Pricing in Ride-Sourcing Markets 2016A Two-Layer Model for Taxi Customer Searching Behaviors Using GPS Trajectory Data 2018An alternative methodology for evaluating the service quality of urban taxis 2016Modeling taxi drivers’ decisions for improving airport ground access: John F. Kennedy airport case 2015A Two-Stage Approach to Modeling Vacant Taxi Movements 2019A Mixed Path Size Logit-Based Taxi Customer-Search Model Considering Spatio-Temporal Factors in Route Choice 2016Statistical properties of urban mobility from location-based travel networks 2018Guiding vacant taxi drivers to demand locations by taxi-calling signals: A sequential binary logistic regression modeling approach and policy implications

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Year2014

Typearticle

Published2014-09-16

VenueTransportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies

ISSN-L0968-090X

Languageen

Citations80

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ShelfTransportation Planning and Optimization

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doi10.1016/j.trc.2014.08.010

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