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A comparison of multidimensional scaling methods for perceptual mapping

Bijmolt et al., 1999

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10464395996131967956
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Bijmolt T
Wedel M
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Journal of Marketing Research

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Multidimensional scaling has been applied to a wide range of marketing problems, in particular to perceptual mapping based on dissimilarity judgments. The introduction of methods based on the maximum likelihood principle is one of the most important …
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