In this course we discuss discrete choice models. A discrete choice model assumes that a decision-maker decides between a discrete set of alternatives. For example, a customer in a supermarket decides between different products to buy. Our goal is to understand the reasons behind the choices and to make predictions.
It is expected that participants are familiar with basic statistics (e.g. from introductory courses in statistics, stochastics or econometrics).
"Discrete choice methods with simulation", Kenneth Train (2009), Cambridge Univ. Press, 2. ed.
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31-SW-AKStat Ausgewählte Kapitel der Statistik | Veranstaltung aus dem Bereich Statistik oder einem methodisch verbundenen Gebiet 4 LP | Graded examination
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Veranstaltung aus dem Bereich Statistik oder einem methodisch verbundenen Gebiet 4 LP | Graded examination
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31-SW-StaFo Forschung in der Statistik | Reading Course | Graded examination
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Degree programme/academic programme | Validity | Variant | Subdivision | Status | Semester | LP | |
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Economics and Management (BiGSEM) / Promotion | Economics; Prerequisites | 4 |
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