Abstract This paper develops a model, based on Bayesian beliefs networks, for representing mental maps and cognitive learning into micro-simulation models of activity-travel behavior. Mental maps can be used to address the problem that choice sets in models of travel demand are often ad hoc specified. The theory underlying the model is discussed, a specification is derived and numerical simulation is used to illustrate the properties of the model.
Representing mental maps and cognitive learning in micro-simulation models of activity-travel choice dynamics
Transportation ; 32 , 4
2005
Article (Journal)
English
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