Robust crash modification factor estimation with case-control method

The robust case-control, i.e. the method used in this research, is recommended for use by safety analysts. Generating a distribution of CMF values allows for a statistical comparison of obtained CMF values with the value of one, thereby indicating whether a safety action is ineffective.

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Traffic Injury Prevention
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15389588.2025.2484654
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Traffic and Road Safety
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Robust crash modification factor estimation with case-control method

Khashayar Khavarian, Sina Sahebi
Traffic Injury Prevention
Traffic and Road Safety
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Robust crash modification factor estimation with case-control method

Khashayar Khavarian, Sina Sahebi
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Abstract

The robust case-control, i.e. the method used in this research, is recommended for use by safety analysts. Generating a distribution of CMF values allows for a statistical comparison of obtained CMF values with the value of one, thereby indicating whether a safety action is ineffective.

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Sharif University of Technology (IR), Shahid Beheshti University (IR)
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