Conjoint analysis guides
When to use each method, how large a study should be, and how to read the results. Each guide also shows every setting in Choicery.
Choice methods
- Choice-Based Conjoint (CBC)How a choice-based conjoint study (discrete choice experiment) works: when to use it, recommended study sizes, design diagnostics and how choices become part-worth utilities.
- CBC ShopChoice-based conjoint presented as an online shop or store shelf: when to use it, the shop display settings, recommended study sizes and the design diagnostics.
- Dual-Response CBC (DR-CBC)Dual-response choice-based conjoint explained: the Integrated and Two-Block modes, how large the study should be and how the buy or no-buy answer becomes a None utility.
- Best-Worst CBCBest-worst choice-based conjoint explained: when to use it, what the evidence says, how large the study should be and how best and worst choices become part-worth utilities.
- MaxDiffWhat MaxDiff is, when to use it, recommended study sizes with sources, and how best-worst choices become individual preference scores.
- Anchored MaxDiffWhat Anchored MaxDiff adds to best-worst scaling: calibration settings, recommended study sizes, the evidence on anchoring methods and how relative scores become absolute.
Estimation and segments
- Hierarchical BayesHow to estimate individual-level preferences with Hierarchical Bayes: every estimation setting, how to read the results and the method behind it.
- Latent Class AnalysisHow to discover and profile consumer segments with finite mixture models: every setting, how to read the results and the method behind it.
- AI-Driven Profile AnalysisHow to find profile-driven preference differences with neural-embedded discrete choice models, Hybrid TasteNet and Neural-HB MAP: settings, results and method.
- Interaction SearchHow to detect and interpret attribute interaction effects in conjoint data: every setting, how to read the results and the method behind it.
- Auto-SegmentHow to discover consumer segments automatically with decision tree analysis on conjoint utilities: a practical guide with methodological background.
Market simulation and pricing
- Market SimulationHow to simulate competitive markets and predict product shares from conjoint utilities: a practical guide with methodological background.
- Willingness to PayHow to measure the monetary value of product features with conjoint analysis: a practical guide with methodological background.
- Reservation PriceHow to estimate the maximum price consumers would pay for a product configuration: a practical guide with methodological background.
- Price ElasticityHow to measure and interpret price sensitivity with conjoint-based market simulation: a practical guide with methodological background.
- Sensitivity AnalysisHow to measure the impact of attribute changes on market share: a practical guide with methodological background.
- Persona SimulationHow to predict preferences for synthetic profiles by setting demographic and attitudinal covariates: a practical guide with methodological background.
- MaxDiff Simulation and TURFHow MaxDiff scores become item rankings, share of choice, optimal assortments with TURF and absolute purchase probabilities.
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