Discover the differences between Conjoint vs MaxDiff, two essential techniques in quantitative marketing research. Learn how Conjoint analysis and MaxDiff help predict consumer preferences, optimize ... Read More
With Hierarchical Bayes estimation, we don’t just look at an individual’s choices in isolation to come up with a utility model that fits those choices. We also estimate average utilities of the ... Read More
How do I ensure a specific level from an attribute is shown in every task?
The following information was extracted from Appendix C of the following Sawtooth Software technical paper: Bandit MaxDiff: When to Use It and Why It Can Be a Better Choice than Standard MaxDiff, ... Read More
When evaluating my survey data, how can I use the time stamps to help me identify good and bad respondents?
I conducted an experimental CBC study and I would like to use the simulator. However, I do not feel very confident to test which of the methods would be the best in terms of real choice data for ... Read More
With the release of SSI Web 8.3 and the updates to the Adaptive Choice-Based Conjoint module to exclude tasks like the BYO, Must-Haves, and Unacceptables, do we even need the CBC module?
Likert Scale Response Anchors
How can I avoid dominated paired questions in ACA surveys?
How do I interpret the None utility from a conjoint study?
How do I determine the optimum number of tasks and sample size in a conjoint or discrete choice exercise?
Which method performs better for clustering choice data, CCEA or Latent Class?
In reading a Sawtooth Software article, The Basics of Interpreting Conjoint Utilities, it said, “When summarizing attribute importances for groups, it is best to compute importances for respondents ... Read More
We recently conducted a conjoint study in several countries. We want to present our results for the total sample and by country. Is it best to use a single analysis and include interactions or dummy ... Read More
I'm working with ACA and am testing out the survey but I'm noticing that in my paired questions the bests are always juxtaposed against the worst. Is this right?
I am conducting an analysis of a CBC data set that included pricing (or some other ordered, attribute). There seems to be a problem because the price utilities showed that the utility of a higher ... Read More
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