Sleepy Model and Snoozy Model: Regression
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There are two prescription insomnia drugs in development. Below is the market research data.
The most likely scenario for Product Sleepy is: Efficacy = 3, Safety = 4, Price = 2, Convenience = 4.
The most likely scenario for Product Snoozy is: Efficacy = 5, Safety = 2, Price = 3, Convenience = 2.
3a) These products both target the exact same patient population. Which product is expected to get more share? Explain your answer.
3b) How good are the models? Explain your answer.
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The built-in Excel StatPlus (newer version of the AnalysisToolPak tool) is used to solve the given questions. Models are included in the second and third worksheets. The first one contains all the answers with explanations.
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Please see the attached solution. I used the built-in Excel StatPlus (newer version of the AnalysisToolPak tool) to solve these questions. Models are included in the second and third worksheets. The first one contains all the answers with explanations.
Problem 3: There are two prescription Insomnia drug in development. Below is the market research data.
The most likely scenario for Product Sleepy is: Efficacy = 3, Safety = 4, Price = 2, Convenience = 4.
The most likely scenario for Product Snoozy is: Efficacy = 5, Safety = 2, ...
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