In 1970 Davidson generalised the Bradley-Terry model to allow respondents to say that the two options presented in a choice task were equally attractive. In this paper we extend this idea to the MNL model with m options in each choice set and we show that the optimal designs for the MNL model are also optimal in this setting. © 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
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The allocation of combinations of attribute levels to choice situations in stated choice (SC) experi...
In order to acquire insight into consumer preferences for products and services that are described b...
Recently, Kessels et al. (2006) developed a way to produce Bayesian G- and V-optimal designs for the...
Making choices is a fundamental part of life. Whether it be the food that we eat, how we get from A ...
Davidson and Beaver (1977) extended the Bradley-Terry model to incorporate the possible effect of po...
Choice experiments mirror real world situations closely and helps manufacturers, policy-makers and o...
Stated preference choice experiments are routinely used in many areas from marketing to medicine. Wh...
In choice experiments the process of decision-making can be more complex than the proposed by the Mu...
This paper gives constructions for optimal and near-optimal sets of pairs for the estimation of main...
To date, no attempt has been made to design efficient choice experiments by means of the G- and V-op...
In a paired choice experiment, several pairs of options are shown to respondents and the respondents...
A computationally attractive model for the analysis of conjoint choice experiments is the mixed mult...
In a classical conjoint choice experiment, respondents choose one profile from each choice set that ...
Over two decades, optimal choice designs have been obtained for estimating the main effects and the ...
This article gives optimal designs obtained by developing a fractional factorial design for the esti...
The allocation of combinations of attribute levels to choice situations in stated choice (SC) experi...
In order to acquire insight into consumer preferences for products and services that are described b...
Recently, Kessels et al. (2006) developed a way to produce Bayesian G- and V-optimal designs for the...