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This application facilitates evaluation experiments using the paired comparison method. Prepare your comparison targets as PDF files and conduct experiments on your iPad. It supports Thurstone's method and Scheffé's method for preference scaling.
✓Conduct paired comparison experiments
✓Supports Thurstone's method
✓Supports Scheffé's method
✓Uses PDF files for comparison targets
✓iPad compatible
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What's New in Paired Comp
2.0.1
September 12, 2021
・iPhoneで実験結果を共有する際にCSVとPDFファイルを同時に転送できるようになりました。 ・分散分析表の表記を一部修正しました。
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What is Paired Comp used for?
Paired Comp is an application designed to conduct evaluation experiments using the paired comparison method. This method involves comparing two items at a time from a set to scale preferences or judgments.
How do I prepare my data for Paired Comp?
You need to prepare your comparison targets as PDF files. The app then uses these PDFs to automatically create pairs for your evaluation experiment.
What scaling methods does Paired Comp support?
Paired Comp supports both Thurstone's method, where you select which of two items is preferred, and Scheffé's method, where you also indicate the degree of preference.
What devices is Paired Comp available on?
Paired Comp is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is optimized for use on iPads for conducting experiments.
Is Paired Comp free to use?
Yes, Paired Comp is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with the application.
How often is Paired Comp updated?
The latest version of Paired Comp is 2.0.1, which was last updated on September 12, 2021. The app was originally released on November 23, 2016.
What is the age rating for Paired Comp?
Paired Comp has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
Can Paired Comp be used for academic research?
Yes, the app's development was supported by a Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Japan, indicating its suitability for academic and research purposes.
