the study analyzed farm households’ access and utilization of government health facilities in kogi state, nigeria. specifically, it described the socioeconomic characteristics of farm households, determined the level of accessibility to health facilities by farm households, and determined the factors that drive farm households’ utilization of government health facilities. a two staged random sa...

Binary response regression is a useful technique for analyzing categorical data. Popular binary models use special link functions such as the logit or the probit link. In this article, the inverse link function H is modeled to be a scale mixture of cumulative distribution functions. Two different models for H are proposed: (i) H is a finite normal scale mixture with a Dirichlet distribution pri...

logit models are one of the most important discrete choice models and they play an important role in describing decision makers’ choices among alternatives. in this paper the multi-nominal logit models has been used in mode choice modeling of isfahan. despite the availability of different mathematical computer programs there are not so many programs available for estimating discrete choice mode...

Empirical data and statistical models are employed to predict where new highway routes are most likely to be located. The land use, population distribution, and highway network for the Twin Cities’ Metro Area from 1958 to 1990 are used. Binary logit models estimate the likelihood a particular cell will see the construction of divided highways and secondary highways. The results show that the ar...

We propose a nonparametric approach for estimating single-index, binarychoice models when parametric models such as Probit and Logit are potentially misspecified. The new approach involves two steps: first, we estimate index coefficients using sliced inverse regression without specifying a parametric probability function a priori; second, we estimate the unknown probability function using kerne...

Abstract The study of network formation is pervasive in economics, sociology, and many other fields. In this article, we model as a ‘choice’ that made by nodes to connect nodes. We these ‘choices’ using discrete-choice models, which agents choose between two or more discrete alternatives. employ the ‘repeated-choice’ (RC) formation. argue RC overcomes important limitations multinomial logit (MN...