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Thank you so much, Michiel!

Hi,
I am trying to estimate an efficient design with zero priors (except price considering the economic theory) and I am not sure which of these two (if any) is the most appropriate one.

This is my first syntax, where I use continuous variables without defining a baseline:

Design
;alts = alt1 ...

Thank you so much Michiel! You are a savior!

My apologies for the confusion!
The design was successfully executed using 'sim'.

Correct, the 'actual situation' represents the status quo alternative. I am including the opt-out option instead of the status quo because the values of the status quo are all zeros.

In my study, we are examining ...

Hello,
I have never used a labeled design before and would like some guidance.

These are my variables:
*1. Composition = 1 (wood), 2(hay), 3(rice) (actual situation)
*2. Durability = 1, 2, 3 (actual n/a)
*3. Water = 1%, 2%, 3% (actual 0%)
*4. Price = 11, 22, 33 (actual payment 0)

In this case ...

Thank you Michiel!

Hello,

I used the following orthogonal design to generate a choice experiment (CE) with three attributes, and NO interactions. Yet for my curiosity, I estimated an RPL with interactions between b3 and b4 and received good results that make sense. My question:

Can I use and interpret these ...