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October 30, 2010
Experimental Design for Stated Choice and advanced modeling of choice data: Venice Foundation
Location: Venice, Italy
Application deadline: 30/10/10
In late September the Venice Foundation offers a one week long advanced course in principles of applied experimental design for stated choice and recent advances in choice modeling.
Note: exclusively for funding reasons the course is ‘embedded’ within a wine-making summer school. This way it can be offered at a lower cost compared to previous years.
The hands-on part of the course will be based on Nlogit and Ngene. While Nlogit is an extended version of the well-known econometric package Limdep, Ngene is a new software specifically designed for experimental design of stated choice.
The instructors will be:
William Greene Stern Business School, New York University (USA) John Rose University of Sydney (Australia); Michiel Bliemer Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands); Riccardo Scarpa University of Waikato (New Zealand).
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