View source: R/maxdiff-plots.R
md.plot.logit | R Documentation |
This gives a quick plot of results from md.quicklogit()
to check
whether one's data looks reasonable before running hierarchical Bayes
estimation. See md.quicklogit()
for details.
A good alternative is a simple plot of best and worst counts,
as done by plot.md.counts()
md.plot.logit(md.define, item.disguise = FALSE)
md.define |
A MaxDiff study object that contains aggregate
utility estimates in an object member called |
item.disguise |
Remove the item labels and number them generically. This is included to make it easy to share and show results at a conference or other audience when the underlying details are confidential. |
A ggplot2 object plotting the CI ranges for each item, as
estimated by md.quicklogit()
.
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