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Dear Ngene forum users,
I have a few question regarding a rather cumbersome design we are trying to implement. Let me first briefly describe the attributes at work here;

Ren = dummy [0,1] for presence of renewable energy, no prior assumed (not a very important attribute to understand the problem at ...

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Thanks for the answer. Yes the team's decision was to include three alternatives instead of two to make the choice more realistic. I think we will go a design based on the federov algo; we realised that we'll need to add further constrain on some attributes' level display hence balance will not be ...

Thanks for the suggestion. I will discuss how badly we need attributes balance with the team.

Providing we decide that we really require 3 alternatives with strict balance, which approach (in your experience) is the most likely to help Ngene; adding more attributes or more levels?

Dear Ngene's programers/masters/gods,

We are currently working on implementing a Choice experiment which aims at being very simple; It is a "new heating system" choice task with three alternatives having four attributes (energy savings in %; 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 / net costs savings in monetary ...

Excellent. Many thanks for your feedback on this particular case of pivot.

Many thanks for your suggestion about the priors. I think we will make use of the planned survey pre-test to estimate them more precisely.

About the pivot; I did read section 8.3 but I am still unsure of how well it applies to our situation. This thing is we do not want to show respondents a ...

Dear Ngene forum users,

I am new to both DCE design and Ngene, hence I’ll do my best to avoid silly questions (I DID read the manual, forum, literature and took a course before writting on this forum.)

I am basically trying to design an experiment with three unlabelled alternatives with 4 ...