Modelling complexity: analysing between-individual and between-place variation—a multilevel tutorial.
Part of a special section on multilevel modeling. The writers endeavor to demonstrate how models with complex between-place and between-individual heterogeneity can be both specified and estimated, with particular attention being given to complex heterogeneity at the microscale as well as the macro...
| Publicado en: | Environment & Planning A Vol. 29; pp. 585 - 610 |
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Pion Limited
April 1997
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