Timothy Brathwaite

Yeah, definitely. I'll make use of Eliot for my current projects, and when I'm done, I'll have a more detailed set of feature requests, usage notes, and possibly bugfixes to...

Hi @hamid004 ---yes setting the initial parameters is compulsory. Even when not using Biogeme data, I always estimate nested logit models after first estimating an MNL model, which provides initial...

Hi @mathijsvdv this is great! Wow: - the speedups are fantastic - the profiling is much appreciated - the super well documented class and tests are much appreciated. Thanks also...

Hey @jlaz thanks for brining this up. I haven't looked at the `mixed_logit` code in a long time, but because weighting isn't already implemented, my initial instinct is to assume...

Ah, see [pdocs](https://timothycrosley.github.io/pdocs/) for easy, automatic, online-documentation creation from project docstrings. See [pytikz](https://allefeld.github.io/pytikz/tikz/) for a real and minimal project showing how to use pdoc3. This should be combined with [interrogate](https://interrogate.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)...

See [mkdocs](https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs) for "manual" building of documentations sites. See [portray](https://timothycrosley.github.io/portray/) for combining pdocs and mkdocs.

Boosted conditional logit is definitely close to the intended purpose of this package. I don't have bandwidth to take this on at the moment, but I'm happy to help out...

Hey @csaiedu, I haven't looked at the new Cox PH survavl:cox objective function. It's possible that it could be used. My gut feeling is that an implementation based on https://github.com/dswah/pyGAM...

@seandickert that would be incredible if you could get a python implementation working. How did attempting to use pyGAM go? Also, did you succeed in reproducing the paper's results using...

@BenjaminT17 : no worries, thanks for using the package! As for the request, it can probably be added. Do you have any references or pointers to Biogeme code (hopefully in...