Discrete choice models, like the multinomial logit (MNL), have long been recognized for their ability to capture a wide array of transport-related choice phenomena. However, a number of choices are continuous response variables (e.g., location choice, departure time choice, activity duration, and vehicle usage). In this paper, the continuous cross-nested logit (CCNL) model is introduced. The CC...

On a shopping trip to a supermarket a customer may purchase a product in a given category and, if so, buys a particular brand. A previous paper by the authors models the brand choice part of this process. A multinomial logit model describes the selection of brand and size given that the customer makes a category purchase. Explanatory variables include store actions, such as price and promotion,...

Residential location choice is a key component of the models for predicting land-use and transport demand in urban planning. In general, it requires to consider correlation between spatial alternatives. The approach nested alternatives logit model has proved highly efficient this context. This incorporates into both non-spatial correlations due unobserved variables. metric extensions spatially ...

We study a class of assortment optimization problems where customers choose among the offered products according to the nested logit model. There is a fixed revenue associated with each product. The objective is to find an assortment of products to offer so as to maximize the expected revenue per customer. We show that the problem is polynomially solvable when the nest dissimilarity parameters ...

 Joint Optimization of Assortment Selection and Pricing under the Capacitated Multinomial Logit Choice Model with Product-Differentiated Price Sensitivities Ruxian Wang HP Laboratories HPL-2012-207 Multinomial Logit model; assortment optimization; multi-product price optimization Many firms face a problem to select an assortment of products and determine their prices to maximize the total prof...