Search for dissertations about: "disaggregate"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the word disaggregate.
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1. Production econometrics and transport demand modelling in Southern and Northern Sweden
Abstract : This thesis consists of three main parts. The first and most important part, in terms of effort and time spent, is devoted to the estimation of the importance of accessibility for production at the firm or plant level using three different econometric estimation approaches. READ MORE
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2. Prediction-driven approaches to discrete choicemodels with application to forecasting car typedemand
Abstract : Models that can predict consumer choices are essential technical support fordecision makers in many contexts. The focus of this thesis is to address predictionproblems in discrete choice models and to develop methods to increase the predictivepower of these models with application to car type choice. READ MORE
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3. Women's and Men's Health care utilisation from a cost perspective
Abstract : The aim of this thesis was to explore sex differences in health care utilisation and costs (i) in a region in Sweden, (ii) in treatment of dialysis patients across the region, and (iii) in the treatment of specified dermatological diagnoses at an outpatient specialist clinic. Data were retrieved from medical records and health care and pharmaceutical databases, including cost estimates and survey data, and were analysed stratified by sex. READ MORE
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4. Evaluation of Variable Speed Limits : Empirical Evidence and Simulation Analysis of Stockholm’s Motorway Control System
Abstract : Variable Speed Limits (VSL) are often used to improve traffic conditions on congested motorways. VSL can be implemented as mandatory or advisory. The objective of the thesis isto study in detail the effectiveness of VSL. The focus is on both, design parameters and conditions under which VSL are most effective. READ MORE
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5. Towards Realistic Smart Meter Privacy against Bayesian Inference
Abstract : Smart meters, now an essential component of modern power grids, allow energy providers to remotely monitor users' energy consumption in near real-time. While this technology offers numerous advantages for energy management and system efficiency, it also poses significant privacy concerns. READ MORE