Abstract The analysis tests the utility of a simple regression approach in “postdictively” explaining transport development in West Malaysia from 1887 to 1968. The growth of the network is modelled as a process of contagious diffusion where transport densities of adjacent cells are used as predictor variables on a lagged basis. The partial regression coefficients provide measures of network orientation over time. The results demonstrate the importance of the contagion process in transport forecasting and provide equivalent levels of explanation when compared with a model which utilizes modernization indexes as predictor weights.
Forecasting transport development: Testing the utility of a simple regression approach
Transportation ; 3 , 3
1974
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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