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On the treatment of the repeated observations in panel data: efficiency of Mixed Logit parameter estimates
Travel demand models are usually estimated using cross-sectional data. Although the use of panel data has recently increased in many areas, there are still many aspects that have not been fully analyzed. Some examples of unexplored topics are: the optimal length of panel surveys and the resulting is
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