
Choice modeling provides quantitative insights into consumer preference and purchasing decisions. This advanced R course teaches marketers and researchers how to structure choice data and fit statistical models to predict customer decisions, covering both observational choice data and survey-based conjoint analysis.
Quantitative marketers, market researchers, and data scientists looking to design products and evaluate pricing or feature trade-offs using R.
People make choices everyday. They choose products like orange juice or a car, decide who to vote for, and choose how to get to work. Marketers, retailers, product designers, political scientists, transportation planners, sociologists, and many others want to understand what drives these choices. Choice models predict what people will choose as a function of the features of the options available and can be used to make important product design decisions. This course will teach you how to organize choice data, estimate choice models in R and present findings. This course covers both analyses of observed real-world choices and the survey-based approach called conjoint analysis.
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