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case_images: Utility function for neighbourhood distance from the household's current abode.. Black contours represent a utility of zero, indicating no overall preference for or against neighbourhoods with this characteristic. Candidate neighbourhood distances extend to 50 kilometres, within the Stockholm urban area.
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case_images: In Figs 2-5 we show a variety of perspectives of the inferred function linking household characteristics, neighbourhood characteristics and utility. Utility decreases with distance from the current neighbourhood (Fig 2).
case_images: Utility function for neighbourhood share of non-western residents.. Black contours represent a utility of zero, indicating no overall preference for or against neighbourhoods with this characteristic.
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case_images: In Figs 2-5 we show a variety of perspectives of the inferred function linking household characteristics, neighbourhood characteristics and utility. Response to neighbourhood immigrant populations shows a marked difference based on the household's own ethnicity (Fig 3).
case_images: Utility function for neighbourhood income.. Black contours represent a utility of zero, indicating no overall preference for or against neighbourhoods with this characteristic.
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case_images: In Figs 2-5 we show a variety of perspectives of the inferred function linking household characteristics, neighbourhood characteristics and utility. The utility of a neighbourhood based on the income of its residents shows strong signs of homophily (Fig 4).
case_images: Utility function for neighbourhood percentage of residents with children.. Black contours represent a utility of zero, indicating no overall preference for or against neighbourhoods with this characteristic.
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case_images: In Figs 2-5 we show a variety of perspectives of the inferred function linking household characteristics, neighbourhood characteristics and utility. The response to the percentage of households in a neighbourhood with children also displays strong homophily (Fig 5).