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Product-concept testing is a popular activity in marketing research. Often the number of new product/service concepts under study far exceeds the time available for any single respondent. Respondents therefore may receive only a subset of the concepts comprising the total design. Researchers are...
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A least-squares algorithm for fitting ultrametric and path length or additive trees to two-way, two-mode proximity data is presented. The algorithm utilizes a penalty function to enforce the ultrametric inequality generalized for asymmetric, and generally rectangular (rather than square)...
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Models for the representation of proximity data (similarities/dissimilarities) can be categorized into one of three groups of models: continuous spatial models, discrete nonspatial models, and hybrid models (which combine aspects of both spatial and discrete models). Multidimensional scaling...
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Ambiguity surrounds any importance measure in cases in which predictor variables are correlated. However, a new measure is proposed that has attractive properties, such as providing individual contributions that are both non-negative and sum to R2. The new measure is compared with four other...
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In lieu of Abstract, here is the first paragraph: Jackson provides a clear statement of a basic (and noncontroversial) limitation of all "importance" measures in multiple regression-namely, there is no unambiguous measure of importance in the case of correlated predictor variables. Darlington...
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A simple allocation model is developed in which response is assumed to be linear in the logs of the control variables. It is then shown that the optimal allocation of a fixed total resource is proportional to the partial regression weights when the linear-in-logs model is fitted by least...
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In this paper we propose two versions of stochastic choice models based on tree structure models — called “tree unfolding models”. These models can be viewed as discrete (tree structure) analogues of a recently proposed class of continuous (spatial) random utility models for paired...
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A recently developed probabilistic multidimensional unfolding model for paired comparisons data is described. Unlike the stochastic multidimensional unfolding models previously proposed in the literature, the present model is a moderate utility model. After presenting the model in its most...
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An alternating least squares algorithm is developed for con­structing either an ultrametric or an additive tree represen­tation of profile data. The algorithm simultaneously estimates the best fitting tree and optimal variable weights for con­verting the profile data into dissimilarities. An...
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