Thank you very much for that great video. I came up with an idea for a choice/preference based study design about two years ago and it was kind of unexpectedly hard to even find the Bradley-Terry model which I ended up evaluating the data with. I did not know about the Lasso variant up to today. What I mean to say is, there is not much easily accessible (low on math, beginner targeted) material out there so this video is much appreciated. Would live to see more, eg, more on what the hyper2 package has to offer.
Not really. The whole topic of preference or winner/loser derived models seems to be left out in my books and that package's vignette was just the next text I have found that broadens the use scenarios over forced-choice binary decisions. I have no idea what other methods or aspects are still to be discovered in that realm and would love to hear about any of them to inspire my next study ideas.
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Thank you very much for that great video. I came up with an idea for a choice/preference based study design about two years ago and it was kind of unexpectedly hard to even find the Bradley-Terry model which I ended up evaluating the data with. I did not know about the Lasso variant up to today. What I mean to say is, there is not much easily accessible (low on math, beginner targeted) material out there so this video is much appreciated. Would live to see more, eg, more on what the hyper2 package has to offer.
Thank you! Are there any particular features of hyper2 that you are interested in?
Not really. The whole topic of preference or winner/loser derived models seems to be left out in my books and that package's vignette was just the next text I have found that broadens the use scenarios over forced-choice binary decisions. I have no idea what other methods or aspects are still to be discovered in that realm and would love to hear about any of them to inspire my next study ideas.