| M. Bierlaire, Mathematical models for transportation demand analysis, Ph.D. dissertation, Facults Universitaires Notre Dame de la Paix, Namur, Belgium, 1995. |
....spanfv r ; fv k g k2S g def = fff r v r X k2S ff k v k j ff r ; ff k 2 IR; 8k 2 Sg; 16) containing all linear combinations of fv r ; fv k g k2S g. Proof. The desired result immediately follows from the definition of M and from the linear independency of the family fv r ; fv k g k2S g. See Bierlaire (1996) for additional details. 2 We next prove that M completely characterizes the overall invariant subspace, that is it accounts for all the overspecification of the nested model due to the ASCs. Theorem 5 The subspace M defined by (16) is the overall invariant subspace for the likelihood function ....
Bierlaire, M. (1996). Mathematical models for transportation demand analysis, PhD thesis, Department of Mathematics, FUNDP.
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M. Bierlaire, Mathematical models for transportation demand analysis, Ph.D. dissertation, Facults Universitaires Notre Dame de la Paix, Namur, Belgium, 1995.
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M. Bierlaire, Mathematical models for transportation demand analysis, Ph.D. dissertation, Facults Universitaires Notre Dame de la Paix, Namur, Belgium, 1995.
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