Apollo Choice Modelling Screen
SurveyEngine includes full integration with the Apollo R package, the globally recognised open-source framework for estimating advanced choice and preference models developed by Stephane Hess...
Documentation
Classic Choice Modelling Still Beats AI at Predicting Human Decisions
Classic Choice Models still beat AI at Predicting Human Decisions When it comes to predicting how people make choices, like picking a mode of transportation...
Value Sets: Breathing New Life into Old Data Using Choice Modeling
Are patients willing to sacrifice more pain for improved mobility? A definitive answer to this question could have powerful policy implications, but until recently, an...
The Science of Attention Checks
If you are designing a survey study, chances are that you are interested in the true thoughts of real people. Bots and other malicious actors...
Validation Recipies
All input validation in SurveyEngine is achieved using custom perl code. Where to input the validation In this example we will assume the use input...
Survey Engine Introduction videos
The Accounts Screen
This screen allows you to see your current account terms, limits and expiry date. You may also change you password and contact details.
SurveyEngine Software Documentation
This document covers the screens and usage of the SurveyEngine system. For guidance on running choice experiments in general - try Designing-and-Conducting-Stated-Choice-Experiments.pdf by Michiel Bliemer...
The Models Screen
As with the experiment design screen, this screen is provided as a convenience 'first-read' of any models from the experiments in the survey. Researchers should...
The Reports Screen
The report screen allows for a snapshot frequency and model report that may be shared or printed. A few additional options are:
The Crosstabs Screen
A crosstab tool for comparing the counts of pairs of variables in the completed survey data set.
The Frequencies Screen
A simple frequency analysis performed on all variables for successful completes only. Most researchers will have their own tools for analysis however this screen allows...
The Data Screen
Collected data is displayed on the screen here and may be downloaded in a variety of formats. For economy and logical coherence, Each experiment has...
Results Screens
These screens manage the collected data and provide analysis and export.
The History Screen
Each time a survey is published, a new version is generated from a snapshot of the current working version. When publishing, the researcher has the...
The Invitation Screen
It is common to source respondents from multiple sources or even combine them with your own recruitment activities. This screen allows the management of multiple...
The Live Summary Screen
Current live activity may be viewed on this screen. The display will always have the following fields below. Depending on whether segments have been created,...
The Publish Screen
The publish action, takes a snapshot of the current survey being edited and makes it available for live data collection, while making that snapshot no...
The Deploy (or Live Data Collection) Screens
These screens provide management of a survey as it goes to field and collects data from respondent. A key concept in understanding how surveys become...
The Assets Screen
Digital assets including images, videos, pdfs, CSS and Javascript files may be uploaded here and used within the survey. Only executeable files (.exe) are prohibited...