Evaluating heterogeneous designs
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 10:09 pm
Hi,
I want to use the “;eval=” option for evaluating more than one design (for evaluating a heterogeneous design). I’ve prepared the . csv file as it is written in the manual, page 22. The first column states the design numbers, the second column states the choice sets, etc.
The syntax I have is:
Design
;alts = alt1, alt2, alt3
;rows = 15
;eval = …\design.csv
;eff = (rppanel,d)
;rep = 1000
;model:
U(alt1) = …/
U(alt2) = … /
U(alt3) = … $
Ngene gives an error as “More designs found in data that in model specification.” Actually, this is what I have expected, but I’m confused about writing the proper syntax.
What is the proper and the easiest way to tell Ngene that there exist 100 different designs to be evaluated in model specification?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Deniz
I want to use the “;eval=” option for evaluating more than one design (for evaluating a heterogeneous design). I’ve prepared the . csv file as it is written in the manual, page 22. The first column states the design numbers, the second column states the choice sets, etc.
The syntax I have is:
Design
;alts = alt1, alt2, alt3
;rows = 15
;eval = …\design.csv
;eff = (rppanel,d)
;rep = 1000
;model:
U(alt1) = …/
U(alt2) = … /
U(alt3) = … $
Ngene gives an error as “More designs found in data that in model specification.” Actually, this is what I have expected, but I’m confused about writing the proper syntax.
What is the proper and the easiest way to tell Ngene that there exist 100 different designs to be evaluated in model specification?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Deniz