
Kirsten Pijpers
Marketing & Sales Coordinator
Research Services & Software
Based in the Rotterdam office
+31 10 282 3500
Adaptive Choice (ACBC)
Adaptive Choice-Based Conjoint (ACBC) is our most advanced system for conjoint/choice analysis. It is used for studying how people make decisions regarding complex products or services. ACBC is a new approach to preference modeling that leverages the best aspects of CBC (Choice-Based Conjoint) and ACA (Adaptive Conjoint Analysis). An Adaptive Choice interview is an interactive experience, customized to the preferences and opinions of each individual.

ACBC Specifications
- Used if five or more attributes
- Used for either large or very small sample sizes
- Used if conjoint sections of about 7 to 15 minutes fit within the questionnaire
- ACBC is a component within the SSI Web Platform
- Includes HB and Monotone Regression utility estimation routines
- Utilities may be used within our standard market simulator package
System Requirements
SSI Web supports Windows XP and later.
Server Requirements
For web-based data collection, the software works on any Windows or Unix(Linux) based server platform that supports Perl scripts (including inexpensive shared hosting solutions).
Enjoy our ACBC webcast:
- Sawtooth products
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Popular products
- SSI Web (platform)
- Choice Based Conjoint (CBC)
- Adaptive CBC (ACBC)
- MaxDiff
- CBC/HB Hierarchical BayesExpected soon:
- SSI Web v8
- Menu-Based Choice (MBC) - Sawtooth papers
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- Sawtooth Technical Papers
- General Conjoint Analysis
- Choice-based Conjoint
- Adapt. Choice-based Conjoint
- Adapt. Conjoint Analysis
- MaxDiff Scaling
- Menu-Based Choice Papers
- Market Simulation
- Clustering & Cluster Ensemble
- Hierarchical Bayes Estimation
- Perceptual Mapping
- Past Sawtooth Conference Proceedings - Research Services
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- Conjoint design generation
- Custom Excel Simulators
- Scripting - Downloads
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Platforms
- SSI Web
- SSI Web CAPI
- SMRTComponents
- CBC/HB
- ACA/HB
- Latent Class
- HB-Reg
- MaxDiff Designer
- CCEA - Order information

