National Survey of 18 Marriage Model Binary Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) National Survey of 19 Divorce Model Binary Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) 20 Child Custody Model Need data to estimate model No Data 21 Resource allocation Model Need data to estimate model No Data Need data to estimate model - ignoring the move-in 22 Move In Binary Logit process can potentially lead No Data to over-estimation of single person households. National Survey of 23 Husbands Age Model Multinomial Logit Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) 24 Move In Age Model Multinomial Logit Same as Move-in model No Data Currently a very simple constants only model is used. Pew Research 25 Move out Model Multinomial Logit It is preferable to have a Center 2011 more comprehensive model based on survey data. 26 Move In Gender Model Binary Same as Move-in No Data National Survey of 27 Husbands Race Multinomial Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) National Survey of Husbands Educ Attainment 28 Multinomial Logit Family Growth - Model CDC (2006-2010) long term choice models Rate based model We need data specific to LA 29 Residential Mobility Model Binary Logit (using data from (or California) London, UK) 30 Residential Tenure Model Binary Logit SCAG Survey 2003 Housing Type for Owners 31 Model Multinomial Logit SCAG Survey 2003 Housing Type for Renters 32 Model Multinomial SCAG Survey 2003 33 Vehicle Ownership Model Multinomial Logit SCAG Survey 2003 34 Residential location Multinomial SCAG Survey 2003 US Census Bureau We currently have a simple 35 Emigration Binary Logit 2009 rate model to predict net Immigration for US Census Bureau immigration rate Binary Logit 36 households 2009 (Immigration rate). It is preferable to have a more Immigration Model for US Census Bureau comprehensive model based 37 Binary Logit single households 2009 on household demographics for both emigration and immigration.
18 Marriage Model Binary National Survey of Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) 19 Divorce Model Binary National Survey of Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) 20 Child Custody Model No Data Need data to estimate model 21 Resource allocation Model No Data Need data to estimate model 22 Move In Binary Logit No Data Need data to estimate model - ignoring the move-in process can potentially lead to over-estimation of single person households. 23 Husbands Age Model Multinomial Logit National Survey of Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) 24 Move In Age Model Multinomial Logit No Data Same as Move-in model 25 Move out Model Multinomial Logit Pew Research Center 2011 Currently a very simple constants only model is used. It is preferable to have a more comprehensive model based on survey data. 26 Move In Gender Model Binary No Data Same as Move-in 27 Husbands Race Multinomial National Survey of Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) 28 Husbands Educ Attainment Model Multinomial Logit National Survey of Family Growth - CDC (2006-2010) long term choice models 29 Residential Mobility Model Binary Logit Rate based model (using data from London, UK) We need data specific to LA (or California) 30 Residential Tenure Model Binary Logit SCAG Survey 2003 31 Housing Type for Owners Model Multinomial Logit SCAG Survey 2003 32 Housing Type for Renters Model Multinomial SCAG Survey 2003 33 Vehicle Ownership Model Multinomial Logit SCAG Survey 2003 34 Residential location Multinomial SCAG Survey 2003 35 Emigration Binary Logit US Census Bureau 2009 We currently have a simple rate model to predict net immigration rate (Immigration rate). It is preferable to have a more comprehensive model based on household demographics for both emigration and immigration. 36 Immigration for households Binary Logit US Census Bureau 2009 37 Immigration Model for single households Binary Logit US Census Bureau 2009
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