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Zo zijn keuzes van patiënten voor medische behandelingen geanalyseerd, net als keuzes voor al dan niet gezonde levenswijzen, keuzes van toeristen in natuurgebieden, en zelfs keuzes van bezoekers aan dating-websites.
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The regret model was originally developed to analyse behaviour in transport. However, it has already been successfully applied in other areas not related to transport. These include the choices patients make before medical treatments have been analysed, as well as choices for healthy or not so healthy lifestyles, choices made by tourists in nature reserves and even the choices made by users of dating websites. In other words, the potential areas of application are endless.
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Zo’n cluster kan bijvoorbeeld bestaan uit individuen met min of meer dezelfde eetpatronen. Door dergelijke clusters te identificeren, kunnen beleidsmaatregelen – zoals campagnes voor gezonde voeding – direct gericht worden op die mensen voor wie ze maximaal effectief zijn.
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Latent GOLD is a very popular tool for so-called clustering analyses. The software uses advanced statistical techniques to identify clusters with similar behavioural patterns. An example of such a cluster might be a set of individuals with more or less similar eating patterns. By identifying these clusters, policies – such as a healthy nutrition campaign – can be directly targeted at those individuals that would benefit most from them. The domain of application of these cluster analyses, and of the Latent GOLD software, extends to many domains including Marketing, Health, Sociology, and Transportation. The package is extensively used in TPM’s education and research programs. Maarten Kroesen, assistant professor at TPM, uses the software to identify sustainable mobility patterns and changes therein over time.