3 papers
econ.GN2025
Numerical evaluation of deliberative discussions of the UK food system: stimuli, demographics, and opinion reversion
John Buckell, Thomas Hancock
There is increasing acknowledgement - including from the UK government - of the benefit of employing deliberative processes (deliberative fora, citizens' juries, etc.). Evidence su…
econ.EM2025
A break from the norm? Parametric representations of preference heterogeneity for discrete choice models in health
John Buckell, Alice Wreford, Matthew Quaife +1
Background: Any sample of individuals has its own, unique distribution of preferences for choices that they make. Discrete choice models try to capture these distributions. Mixed l…
stat.ME2025
A generalised discrete mixture model to better capture preference heterogeneity in discrete choice data
Thomas O. Hancock, John Buckell
Arguably the key issue in modelling discrete choice data is capturing preference heterogeneity. This can be through observed characteristics, and/or using techniques for capturing…