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How to ignore empty values in discrete choice experiment

Hello everyone,

 

I am creating a discrete choice model in JMP. I wrote all the survey answers to the input data. Also, I want to construct subject effects to see how demographical things affect the main attributes. However, there are some null values in demographical data. I want my model to ignore these null values while calculating the result instead of considering them as a category. Is it possible to do it? If yes, how?

 

Many thanks in advance.

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Phil_Kay
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Re: How to ignore empty values in discrete choice experiment

Hi,

Sorry that you have not received a reply yet. I think you might need to explain more about what you are trying to do. It is hard to help without a better idea of what the data look like. Also, discrete choice models are quite a niche topic so it might be harder to find help. 

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