A Two-Level Plackett-Luce Model for preference modeling in smart mobility platforms
Abstract
The Plackett-Luce model is widely used to deal with probabilities in discrete choice settings. This paper introduces a novel two-level Plackett-Luce model combined with a multinomial logistic scheme that provides the basis for the route choice module in a smart mobility platform. For this, we develop Bayesian inference and prediction mechanisms to capture consumers' preferences for personalized route recommendations. The model is empirically tested, allowing for refinements and discussion of its applicability. We also illustrate its practical relevance through several use cases, including relevant route selection, coordinated car pooling, incentive design and synthetic data generation.
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