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A traditional discrete choice model assumes that an individual's decision-making process is based on utility maximization and that the systematic part of the utility function depends on some observable attributes and covariates. These attributes and covariates however can only explain part of...
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The authors propose a fast and efficient algorithm for constructing D-optimal conjoint choice designs for mixed logit models in the presence of respondent heterogeneity. With this new algorithm, the construction of semi-Bayesian D-optimal mixed logit designs with large numbers of attributes and...
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In this paper, we propose an efficient individually adapted sequential Bayesian approach for constructing conjoint choice experiments. It uses Bayesian updating, a Bayesian analysis and a Bayesian design criterion for generating choice-set-designs for each individual respondent based on previous...
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