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Conjoint analysis can be used to determine the relative importance of each attribute, attribute level, and combinations of attributes. If the most preferable product is not feasible for some reason (perhaps the airline simply cannot provide extra-wide seats and a 3-h arrival time at a price of $400) then the conjoint analysis will identify the next most preferred alternative. If you have other information on travelers, such as background demographics, you might be able to identify market segments for which distinct products may be appealing.
Li, W. (2003). Some properties of blocked and unblocked 2k−p designs, Statistica Sinica 13, 403–408. WILLIAM LI Fractional Factorial Designs Introduction In a designed experiment that is arranged in a factorial design (see Factorial Experiments), all possible combinations of the factors’ levels are run at least once. For example, a full factorial design with five factors that are each run at three levels would require at least 35 = 243 runs. These designs were originally created for agricultural field experiments, in which typically only one or two experiments could be run each year; each experimental unit (a plot of land) was relatively inexpensive; and the experimenter expected a large amount of unexplained variation.