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Optimal stated preference choice experiments when all choice sets contain a specific option

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2004

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Stated preference choice experiments are routinely used in many areas from marketing to medicine. While results on the optimal choice sets to present for the forced choice setting have been determined in a variety of situations, no results have appeared to date on the optimal choice sets to use when either all choice sets are to contain a common base alternative or when all choice sets contain a "none of these" option. These problems are considered in this paper.

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Bradley-Terry model, Fractional factorial designs, Multinomial logit model, Multiple comparisons, Orthogonal main effect plans, Paired comparisons

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https://dspace-test.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/733725980

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DevOps Pure Testing

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Statistical Methodology

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10.1016/j.stamet.2004.06.001

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