Instead of Yes/No on the “will you buy it” question, you might add options like “maybe >50%” and “maybe <50%.” There’s a definite chance that I will buy the one that I’m voting for, but it’s less than 50% so I’m just going to answer “no.”
I suppose what we’d really like to know is the expected value of of each sequence so we can do the one with the highest expected revenue. We could have asked you to put probabilities of purchasing each sequence next to the name of the sequence. Maybe next time…
Instead of Yes/No on the “will you buy it” question, you might add options like “maybe >50%” and “maybe <50%.” There’s a definite chance that I will buy the one that I’m voting for, but it’s less than 50% so I’m just going to answer “no.”
I suppose what we’d really like to know is the expected value of of each sequence so we can do the one with the highest expected revenue. We could have asked you to put probabilities of purchasing each sequence next to the name of the sequence. Maybe next time…