Analysis

The Analysis menu opens a hub of analyses. The entries are always listed (so every method is discoverable, even before the survey has the matching question type): Contingent valuation, Discrete Choice Analysis, Interactive Dashboard, MaxDiff Analysis and Q-Model Analysis. Contingent valuation, Discrete Choice Analysis and Interactive Dashboard are summarised below; their full documentation lives in the corresponding subsection of Section 9 (the same screens are also reachable from there). MaxDiff Analysis turns best/worst choices into a ranking and an aggregate logit (see the MaxDiff Analysis screen in Section 3.34); Q-Model Analysis opens the Q methodology dashboard documented in Section 3.21. If a survey has no question of the relevant type, opening that analysis just shows a short notice; Q-Model lists the survey's Q-Model questions and opens the chosen one's dashboard (with a single Q-Model question it opens directly).

10.1 Contingent valuation

tickStat's contingent valuation model. Estimates the demand curve and willingness-to-pay from a binary choice question (yes/no at a randomized price), reporting optimal price, mean WTP and maximum expected revenue. See Section 9.6 for the parent Choice Analysis when the experiment is multi-attribute rather than a single price prompt.

10.3 Interactive Dashboard

Cross-filtering charts and tables built from the survey responses. See Section 9.8.

Discrete Choice Analysis

Discrete Choice Analysis has its own dedicated page: see Discrete Choice Analysis for the full documentation.

Discrete Choice Simulator

Discrete Choice Simulator has its own dedicated page: see Discrete Choice Simulator for the full documentation.