choice-metrics.com

Thank you, Professor. I replied too late. I will refer to your example for design.

Dear Professor, I'm here again to seek help, thank you in advance. My experimental background is oncologists making decisions on the treatment methods for cancer patients.
Because oncologists do not make decisions for themselves, but for patients, they will face different patient profiles.

Q1: My ...

Thank you, Professor Bliemer.
I will continue to conduct research. If I encounter any difficulties, I will continue to seek your help and guidance. Thank you.

Dear Professor, I am conducting a DCE study.
My survey targets three types of respondents, eg staff, superintendent, and stakeholder.
One of my main research objectives includes comparing the preference differences of three types of people. The alternatives, attributes, and levels are the same for ...

Thank you, Professor, I have learned a lot. Thank you for your patient guidance.

1. You do not need to dummy code the cost, but you could if you wanted to. To compute willingness to pay it is best to keep cost as a numerical attribute. If you do dummy code cost, which has 4 levels, then you would use 3 dummy coded variables in your utility function that are all equal to zero at ...

Thank you, Professor, for your patient guidance.
The data format of STATA is similar to that of Nlogit, which is called long data. I will refer to the example you provided for application.

Dear Ngene Software Expert Team, I have a question and seek your assistance. I am a beginner to the choice-metrics model. And I am learning the manual.
My question is not about design, but about how to analyze labeled experimental data with different attributes.
In the manual page 194, an example of ...