Selecting choices from joint tour participant ID column explicitly; #653
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In estimation mode, the index of survey_participants_df does not reflect participant_id (when tested using real survey data). This change uses the ID column directly to select the choice set rather than relying on the index.
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In estimation mode, the index of survey_participants_df does not reflect participant_id (as tested by using PSRC survey data). This change uses the ID column directly to select the choice set instead of assuming an index has been properly set.
This was tested and works in both estimation and simulation mode. Perhaps it's preferable to ensure the index is set upstream, but this was the clearest route for me to continue producing estimation data bundles.