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Specification of the deterministic part
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This lecture explores non-linear transformations in modeling heterogeneity, focusing on how socio-economic characteristics interact with alternative attributes. It introduces a new parameter lambda to model individual-specific coefficients, discussing the mathematical definition and practical considerations of this approach.
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Introduction to Discrete Choice Models
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