Research on SUE DTA Model with Constant Demand Based on Probit Model

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Logit model is among the most important model in SUE DTA study. A lot of work have been done based on Logit model. As the other very important SUE DTA model, Probit model has not been the focus of many researcher. This paper presents a SUE model based on Probit model, which aims at building up the Probit model with constant demand. The existence and uniqueness of the model is presented, Finally, a algorithm is given.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 374-377)

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2605-2609

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