Apps tagged with 'Pairwise Comparison'

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  1. YouPickBest is a tool for building rankings out of head-to-head matchups. You see two options, pick one, and the next pair appears. Every vote goes into a community ranking, and the results page shows how all voters ordered the list.

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Proprietary

    Platforms

    • Online
    • iPhone
    • Wordpress
    • iPad
    Pick one of two options and the next pair appears. This ranking asks for the most beautiful place in Italy.
    The community ranking orders options by points from every vote cast. Venice leads the Italy list.
    Voting on a phone: Fargo against Oldboy in The 20 Greatest Crime Thriller Movies of All Time.
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    Results on a phone: voters rank The Curse of the Were-Rabbit first among Aardman Animations movies.
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  2. 1st things 1st helps you prioritize tasks, ideas, goals, and other options using pairwise comparisons, weighted criteria, AI suggestions, and collaborative decision-making.

    Cost / License

    • Freemium
    • Proprietary

    Application type

    Platforms

    • Online
    • Software as a Service (SaaS)
    • DE flagGermany
    • European Union flagEU
    A "1st things 1st" example of business books auto-evaluated by number of copies sold, relevance, comprehensiveness, ease of use, and insightfulness and sorted by calculated priorities.
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  3. Run group sessions that end in a decision: pairwise comparison/ ranking, traditional rankings, surveys, live polls and decision matrices. Participants answer on their phones, with no account.

    Cost / License

    • Paid
    • Proprietary

    Platforms

    • Online
    • Software as a Service (SaaS)
    • DE flagGermany
    • European Union flagEU
    The homepage: create a ranking from scratch or start from one of more than 50 templates. Participants join with a session code.
    Results of a multi-criteria ranking, here "Which transport schemes should we fund?": options ranked overall and on each weighted criterion.
    Setting up a session: pick the session type, add a question and items, and switch on options such as participant data, a closing date and notifications.
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    The method behind the rankings: pairwise comparison, a decision-science technique studied since 1927, where people choose between two options at a time.
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