Analysis of activity duration using the Puget Sound transportation panel

Analysis of activity duration using the Puget Sound transportation panel

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Article ID: iaor20011922
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 34A
Issue: 8
Start Page Number: 607
End Page Number: 624
Publication Date: Nov 2000
Journal: Transportation Research. Part A, Policy and Practice
Authors: ,
Abstract:

In this paper, we extend previous analyses of temporal effects by examining the factors associated with activity generation and duration over four waves of the Puget Sound transportation panel survey. A Cox proportional hazards model was specified for each of five activities: visiting, appointment, free time, personal business, and shopping. For each activity, the duration times are modeled with an emphasis on examining important higher order interactions. The results suggest that activity durations have changed significantly over the survey period. Many of the differences in activity durations over time were significant, and often associated with increasing numbers of children in the household and higher order interactions between sex and the sequencing of activities.

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