Research Article

How Do Sociodemographics and Activity Participations Affect Activity-Travel? Comparative Study between Women and Men

Table 5

Logistic regressions for number of subsistence, maintenance, and leisure activities (binary).

Number of subsistence activitiesNumber of maintenance activitiesNumber of leisure activities
FemaleMaleFemaleMaleFemaleMale
EstimateWaldEstimateWaldEstimateWaldEstimateWaldWaldWald

Job-none−1.51685.099−1.59599.4511.56491.7471.690113.168

Age-under 301.01419.6200.1761.756−1.08022.2570.1601.599−2.6297.078−2.2906.046

Age-30 to 501.10940.5940.43210.804−1.16845.580−0.45912.374−0.9976.638−1.74123.493

Educational level-low−0.62415.226−0.55214.8850.60714.4900.54914.916−0.9974.043−1.2379.333

Educational level-middle−0.2084.114−0.3397.7650.1922.8020.3709.376−0.2271.240−0.87751.186

Bicycles and electric bicycles-none−0.3515.608−0.3515.715

Annual family income-under 20,000¥−0.3976.693−0.3656.977

Annual family income-20,000-50,000¥−0.0841.508−0.1704.363

Children under school age-none−0.1615.6722.7365.215

Duration of subsistence activities0.219107.5810.06712.858−0.231122.596−0.10232.542−0.2095.826−0.1178.657

Duration of maintenance activities−0.39134.092−0.65898.8640.36431.2690.58687.155

Duration of leisure activities−0.35312.070−0.47937.9507.97940.7456.791176.224

Evaluation of the model
Valid cases181018451810184518101846
Nagelkerke square0.6810.5740.6380.6560.9110.844

The omitted parameter is set to zero because it is treated as reference category.