Abstract. Some very fast least-squares based calibration procedures for the gravity model have been presented in earlier papers. Since these procedures are inconvenient or impossible to use when diagonal elements of the base period origin-destination (O-D) matrix are unavailable, one of the procedures has been modified to handle such situations. This modified procedure is described in this paper and then applied to two O-D tables—one for food grains and the other for coal. For these two data sets the procedure yields estimates which are virtually identical to corresponding maximum likelihood estimates.
"Dawkins, Srinivasan, and Whalley ("Calibration,""Handbook of Econometrics, "2001) propose that esti...
One of the most important operating procedures after the installation of a superconducting gravimete...
Abstract. Six methods of parameter estimation for the production-constrained gravity model are compa...
The block-diagonal least squares method, which theoretically has specific requirements for the obser...
AbstractThe block-diagonal least squares method, which theoretically has specific requirements for t...
Part 1 of this paper discusses the treatment of zero observations in growth-factor methods; part 2 d...
The least squares collocation algorithm for estimating gravity anomalies from geodetic data is shown...
Four specifications of gravity models for freight flow prediction are compared. The traditional spec...
Knowledge of Origin-Destination (OD) trip matrices is needed in many stages of transport planning. A...
This article discusses methods for selecting criteria used for stopping iterative regularization met...
Abstract. Terrestrial gravity anomalies selected from three extended continental areas having a smoo...
The paper describes the estimation of covariance parameters in least squares collocation (LSC) by th...
The gravity model is one of the most frequently estimated empirical relationships in economics. Howe...
The article describes an implementation of the negative log-likelihood function in the determination...
The paper is about a methodology to combine a noisy satellite-only global gravity field model (GGM) ...
"Dawkins, Srinivasan, and Whalley ("Calibration,""Handbook of Econometrics, "2001) propose that esti...
One of the most important operating procedures after the installation of a superconducting gravimete...
Abstract. Six methods of parameter estimation for the production-constrained gravity model are compa...
The block-diagonal least squares method, which theoretically has specific requirements for the obser...
AbstractThe block-diagonal least squares method, which theoretically has specific requirements for t...
Part 1 of this paper discusses the treatment of zero observations in growth-factor methods; part 2 d...
The least squares collocation algorithm for estimating gravity anomalies from geodetic data is shown...
Four specifications of gravity models for freight flow prediction are compared. The traditional spec...
Knowledge of Origin-Destination (OD) trip matrices is needed in many stages of transport planning. A...
This article discusses methods for selecting criteria used for stopping iterative regularization met...
Abstract. Terrestrial gravity anomalies selected from three extended continental areas having a smoo...
The paper describes the estimation of covariance parameters in least squares collocation (LSC) by th...
The gravity model is one of the most frequently estimated empirical relationships in economics. Howe...
The article describes an implementation of the negative log-likelihood function in the determination...
The paper is about a methodology to combine a noisy satellite-only global gravity field model (GGM) ...
"Dawkins, Srinivasan, and Whalley ("Calibration,""Handbook of Econometrics, "2001) propose that esti...
One of the most important operating procedures after the installation of a superconducting gravimete...
Abstract. Six methods of parameter estimation for the production-constrained gravity model are compa...