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moonman239
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As it says in the title, will anyone please give me the equation (in pre-algebraic terms) for discrete choice probability? I can see that the equation is P = Prob( Person n chooses Alternative i ) = G(xni, xnj(forall j inequal to i), sn, β),
where
xni is a vector of attributes of alternative i faced by person n,
"forall j inequal to i" is a vector of attributes of the other alternatives (other than i) faced by person n,
sn is a vector of characteristics of person n, and
β is a set of parameters that relate variables to probabilities, which are estimated statistically.
(I'm totally copying this off Wikipedia.) I'm baffled. What is G()?
where
xni is a vector of attributes of alternative i faced by person n,
"forall j inequal to i" is a vector of attributes of the other alternatives (other than i) faced by person n,
sn is a vector of characteristics of person n, and
β is a set of parameters that relate variables to probabilities, which are estimated statistically.
(I'm totally copying this off Wikipedia.) I'm baffled. What is G()?