Mm. Hamed et Fl. Mannering, MODELING TRAVELERS POSTWORK ACTIVITY INVOLVEMENT - TOWARD A NEW METHODOLOGY, Transportation science, 27(4), 1993, pp. 381-394
The objective of this study is to develop a methodology capable of mod
eling travelers' postwork activity patterns and thus tracing the movem
ents of travelers through space and time. After reviewing the state of
the art in activity participation and scheduling, a modeling system c
onsisting of a set of discrete/continuous models and duration-based mo
dels is specified and estimated. The discrete/continuous models are us
ed to predict the travelers activity-type preference (discrete), the t
ravel time to the activity and back home (continuous), and activity du
ration (continuous). Duration models are used to model the travelers h
ome-stay duration capturing the factors that motivate travelers to ter
minate their home-stay and undertake additional out-of-home activities
.