Add to ORKGtextabstractConsumer preferences can be measured by rankings of alternatives. When there are too many alternatives, this consumer task becomes complex. One option is to have consumers rank only a subset of the available alternatives. This has an impact on subsequent statistical analysis, as now a large amount of ties is observed. We propose a simple methodology to perform proper statistical analysis in this case. It also allows to test whether (parts of the) rankings are random or not. An illustration shows its ease of application
A method is presented for collecting data which yield a scale on which the entities are ranked in pr...
In this paper, we consider the problem of placing alternatives that are defined by multiple criteria...
Rankings are widely used but little research has examined their influence on consumer decision makin...
Consumer preferences can be measured by rankings of alternatives. When there are too many alternativ...
Consumer preferences can be measured by rankings of alternatives. When there are too many alternativ...
[[abstract]]In consumer preference studies, it is common to seek a complete ranking of a variety of,...
In many everyday situations, we need to rank individuals or single items having the possibility to o...
In this paper, a novel approach is proposed to analyze and interpret consumer preference data expres...
A new statistic and a new method of analysis are proposed for data where a sample of respondents pro...
Recent literature on conjoint analysis is rather fragmented and presents some critical elements, bot...
Recent literature on conjoint analysis is rather fragmented and presents some critical elements, bot...
This article illustrates a respondent-friendly approach to preference elicitation over large choice ...
We compare four common data collection techniques to elicit preferences: the rating of items, the ra...
The picture can be changed by several operations without changing the relationship among the interpo...
textabstractQuestionnaires are an important way to gather information about large populations for bo...
A method is presented for collecting data which yield a scale on which the entities are ranked in pr...
In this paper, we consider the problem of placing alternatives that are defined by multiple criteria...
Rankings are widely used but little research has examined their influence on consumer decision makin...
Consumer preferences can be measured by rankings of alternatives. When there are too many alternativ...
Consumer preferences can be measured by rankings of alternatives. When there are too many alternativ...
[[abstract]]In consumer preference studies, it is common to seek a complete ranking of a variety of,...
In many everyday situations, we need to rank individuals or single items having the possibility to o...
In this paper, a novel approach is proposed to analyze and interpret consumer preference data expres...
A new statistic and a new method of analysis are proposed for data where a sample of respondents pro...
Recent literature on conjoint analysis is rather fragmented and presents some critical elements, bot...
Recent literature on conjoint analysis is rather fragmented and presents some critical elements, bot...
This article illustrates a respondent-friendly approach to preference elicitation over large choice ...
We compare four common data collection techniques to elicit preferences: the rating of items, the ra...
The picture can be changed by several operations without changing the relationship among the interpo...
textabstractQuestionnaires are an important way to gather information about large populations for bo...
A method is presented for collecting data which yield a scale on which the entities are ranked in pr...
In this paper, we consider the problem of placing alternatives that are defined by multiple criteria...
Rankings are widely used but little research has examined their influence on consumer decision makin...