train_choice {RprobitB} | R Documentation |
Data set of 2929 stated choices by 235 Dutch individuals deciding between
two virtual train trip options "A"
and "B"
based on the price,
the travel time, the number of rail-to-rail transfers (changes), and the
level of comfort.
The data were obtained in 1987 by Hague Consulting Group for the National Dutch Railways. Prices were recorded in Dutch guilder and in this data set transformed to Euro at an exchange rate of 2.20371 guilders = 1 Euro.
train_choice
A data.frame
with 2929 rows and 11 columns:
integer
identifier for the decider
integer
identifier for the choice occasion
character
for the chosen alternative (either "A"
or "B"
)
numeric
price for alternative "A"
in Euro
numeric
travel time for alternative "A"
in hours
integer
number of changes for alternative "A"
integer
comfort level (in decreasing comfort order) for alternative "A"
numeric
price for alternative "B"
in Euro
numeric
travel time for alternative "B"
in hours
integer
number of changes for alternative "B"
integer
comfort level (in decreasing comfort order) for alternative "B"
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