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...
| Published in: | Environment & Planning A Vol. 29; pp. 585 - 610 |
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| Main Authors: | , , |
| Format: | Article |
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Pion Limited
April 1997
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| Online Access: | View this record in EBSCOhost |
| Summary: | 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 macroscale. They present a series of models, each of which considers a particular facet of model specification, and highlight the important contrasts between the modeling of categorical and continuous predictors. They present illustrative results for variations in British house prices, modeled using MLn software. |
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