Dear Stephane,
Thank you very much for looking at the code. These are very helpful and I have resolved the issues.
Could I ask a follow-up question presented in the Apollo manual: I see in the manual example that you assumed a normal distribution for the parameter delta_a. Is there a reason ...
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Search found 3 matches
- 03 Oct 2024, 12:42
- Forum: Errors during model validation and/or estimation.
- Topic: Errors in estimating LC-MMNL
- Replies: 6
- Views: 39529
- 01 Oct 2024, 11:41
- Forum: Errors during model validation and/or estimation.
- Topic: Errors in estimating LC-MMNL
- Replies: 6
- Views: 39529
Re: Errors in estimating LC-MMNL
Dear Stephane,
Thank you for the solution. However, I still got the same error message. I tried a couple of other ways but still didn't work. Could you help to have a further look and let me know the mistakes in my code please. I will very appreciate it. Thank you very much.
Best wishes,
Hangjian
Thank you for the solution. However, I still got the same error message. I tried a couple of other ways but still didn't work. Could you help to have a further look and let me know the mistakes in my code please. I will very appreciate it. Thank you very much.
Best wishes,
Hangjian
- 24 Sep 2024, 13:53
- Forum: Errors during model validation and/or estimation.
- Topic: Errors in estimating LC-MMNL
- Replies: 6
- Views: 39529
Errors in estimating LC-MMNL
Dear Stephane and David,
Thank you for providing this platform for Appolo users. I have a question about a LC-MMNL model used for identifying ANA behaviour.
Setting
Choices are allocated to two classes, the first class is the ANA class where only cost and ASC parameters are freely estimated ...
Thank you for providing this platform for Appolo users. I have a question about a LC-MMNL model used for identifying ANA behaviour.
Setting
Choices are allocated to two classes, the first class is the ANA class where only cost and ASC parameters are freely estimated ...