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Bacon Butter Popcorn ($5) and Lavender-Rosemary Popcorn ($5)
Of the first, every bite was laced in bacon flavor, amped up by a crumble of Maldon sea salt; yet despite the bacon drenching, it didn't seem greasy in the slightest. Lavender is a tricky ingredient to work with, but Lavender-Rosemary Popcorn had enough of the latter to play up the flower's herbal aspects; it was elusively floral, predominantly herbal, not soapy or perfumey. Both in generous bowls, we'd order either again in a minute.
Ménage-à-Trois ($10)
Dates paired with a salty pancetta and an aggressively funky Roaring Forties Blue that countered the jammy stickiness of the dates. Make sure you get it all in one bite.
Biscuits with Brown Butter and Crushed Black Pepper ($5)
There was nothing flaky or crumbly about them, if that's the sort of biscuit you're expecting. But as a bready starter, we loved them. They were yeasty and buttery, but in the best of ways, the bottoms almost saturated in brown butter—and that's a good thing.
Bay Scallops ($13)
Yes, bay scallops are an expensive ingredient, but four tiny dots on the plate border on silly; moreover, these were a bit chewy, not the tender, delicate creatures they can be.
5-Spoke Tumbleweed Poutine ($14)
Poutine seemed a bit of a stretch; they weren't as gravy-soaked or melty-curded as that name would imply. They're great as cheese fries, though, and the Tumbleweed from New York's 5 Spoke Creamery is excellent, somewhere between a Cheddar and something softer, certainly creamy when melted; that said, any subtlety in its flavor is somewhat lost in the (delicious) savory mass of gravy and fries. Get a particularly cheesey bite, though, and you'll be quite happy.
Large Raviolo ($22)
With ricotta, ramp pesto and pistachio oil, it all sounded lovely on the menu but didn't come together; pasta not quite delicate, ricotta undersalted, pesto almost inedibly salted.
Dutch Baby ($10)
A skillet-baked pancake that's eggy and delicate with a great outside crisp, served so hot it's steaming in the middle, melting the freshly whipped cream so that it soakes into every squishy pour; with an apple compote, it's somewhat autumnal, somewhat breakfast-reminiscient, but absolutely good enough to enjoy any time of day or year.


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Case Study
Model-robust choice experiments: discussion and case study
Article first published online: 22 JUN 2011
DOI: 10.1002/qre.1225
Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Quality and Reliability Engineering International
Volume 28, Issue 1, pages 115–122, February 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Lawson, J. S., Henderson, S. and Peterson, J. (2012), Model-robust choice experiments: discussion and case study. Qual. Reliab. Engng. Int., 28: 115–122. doi: 10.1002/qre.1225
Publication History
- Issue published online: 18 JAN 2012
- Article first published online: 22 JUN 2011
- Abstract
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- utility-neutral design;
- locally optimal design;
- Bayesian optimal design;
- interactions;
- projection properties
Choice experiments are an effective way of obtaining objective information regarding the voice of the customer. They can be used to obtain the relevant customer attributes and importance rankings used in the first step of quality function deployment. They are also used extensively in marketing research. Optimal designs for choice experiments have been discussed in the literature. However, optimal designs are only optimal for a particular model. In this article we borrow ideas from quality engineering and industrial experimentation to develop designs for choice experiments that are model-robust (in the sense that they are efficient for fitting a model involving main effects plus a few interactions that need not be specified in advance). A case study is presented to illustrate the use of a model-robust design for a choice experiment. Two unsuspected interactions were discovered in the case study, and this discovery led to added insight regarding customer preferences and importance rankings of product attributes. These insights would not have been possible if an optimal design for the main effects model had been used. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.