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Inference in downstream analysis using individual-level posterior means from mixed logit models

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Campbell D, Sandorf ED, Börger T & Dekker T (2026) Inference in downstream analysis using individual-level posterior means from mixed logit models. Journal of Choice Modelling, 60, Art. No.: 100624. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jocm.2026.100624

Abstract
Mixed logit models are widely used to recover individual-level preferences for secondary analysis, yet both first-stage sampling uncertainty and variability in conditional distributions are often overlooked. This technical note illustrates the implications of ignoring these sources of uncertainty and provides reproducible R code, compatible with the apollo package, to better approximate the empirical sampling distribution and improve the reliability of second-stage inference.

Keywords
Mixed logit; Second-stage inference; Conditional distibutions; Preference heterogeneity; Bootstrap simulation

Journal
Journal of Choice Modelling: Volume 60

StatusPublished
FundersArts and Humanities Research Council
Publication date30/09/2026
Publication date online31/08/2026
Date accepted by journal27/07/2026
PublisherElsevier BV
ISSN1755-5345

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Professor Danny Campbell

Professor Danny Campbell

Professor, Strategy, Operations, Analytics and Systems

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