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FORMULATION OF TRIP GENERATION MODELS USING PANEL DATA
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  • 1967Distributed Lags: A Survey708 cited
  • 1978Serial Correlation as a Convenient Simplification, Not a Nuisance: A Comment on a Study of the Demand for Money by the Bank of England612 cited
  • 1987A PANEL ANALYSIS OF HOUSEHOLD CAR OWNERSHIP AND MOBILITY51 cited
  • 1986A panel analysis of changes in car ownership and bus use20 cited

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  • 2004Modeling Trip Generation with Data from Single and Two Independent Cross-Sectional Travel Surveys8 cited
  • 1994Temporal Variations on the Allocation of Time7 cited

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