What’s New in AskiaAnalyse 5.6 By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis, Knowledge base 18th April 2024 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter We have recently released an article in our Knowledge Base detailing all the exciting new features packed into AskiaAnalyse 5.6. This blog post is an accompaniment, promoting the release and summarising the most useful, everyday features it contains. Filtered Weighting Filtered weighting removes the need for manual intervention when implementing certain weighting schemes. We have a blog article on this handy new feature here. The article contains a video where I walk through an example that AskiaAnalyse could not handle previously. In summary, you’ll see these new options…
Filtered Weighting By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis 12th April 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter ‘Filtered Weighting’ is an exciting new feature recently added to AskiaAnalyse. It removes the need for manual intervention when implementing certain weighting requirements. Probably the best way to explain the feature is to show you a working example, so I’ve put together a five-minute video demonstration of the new feature which can be viewed below. In the example, the requirement is to equally weight all but one of the responses of a question. The remaining response is to be left unweighted i.e. its observed percentage does not change…
Automation & Tracking Surveys By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis, Knowledge base 19th May 2021 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter “You’re either the one who creates the automation or you’re getting automated” – Tom Preston-Werner “The central question of 2025 will be: What are people for in a world that does not need their labor, and where only a minority are needed to guide the ‘bot-based economy?” – Stowe Boyd With the words of GitHub co-founder and lead researcher at Gigaom echoing in my ears, I swiftly set about using Askia Analyse’s powerful new scripting functionality to add an exciting twist to the most common deliverable in market…
Titanic Analysis! By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis 6th August 2020 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter The word titanic means ‘of exceptional strength, size, or power’ and we’d like you to keep this in mind when reading this latest blog showcasing AskiaAnalyse’s ability to link with R or Python, producing amazing analyses we could never run before in the Askia world! Background The dataset we will explore contains information about a sample of 889 passengers aboard the ill-fated Titanic, which was a British passenger liner operated by the White Star Line that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early morning hours of…
Analyse 5.5.2 – Jewels in the Crown (pt 2) By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis 2nd December 2019 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter This is part 2 of a series of articles on automating tasks in Analyse. According to the new Askia tagline, you can now automate insights. The claim is bold and possibly premature. But for years now, we have been thinking of ways we could decrease the lapse between questionnaire design and the analysis. Of course producing insights is hard on a new topic but it shouldn’t be that difficult on a more targeted environment. If your survey is generic enough (say an ad test or package testing), you…
Analyse 5.5.2 – Jewels in the Crown (pt 1) By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis 19th June 2019 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter As technology has evolved, data science techniques have become more mainstream and this, in turn, has contributed to the increased value of data in industries like yours and mine. Some say it’s the new oil! Whilst pitching their oil rigs in a sea of numbers, companies need to seek out the modern-day alchemists who can turn the regular data we all know into this black gold enthusiastically allegorised by economists and business leaders alike. Well, you don’t need to be Paulo Coelho to know which field you will…
MaxDiff grows! By Seyf Altindal Askiadesign 6th November 2017 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter This article provides an in-depth explanation of AskiaDesign‘s built-in capacity to manage MaxDiff data collection & analysis methodologies. For those of you who, like me, need a short reminder of what MaxDiff is; this is the definition provided by Wikipedia: The MaxDiff is a long-established academic mathematical theory with very specific assumptions about how people make choices: it assumes that respondents evaluate all possible pairs of items within the displayed set and choose the pair that reflects the maximum difference in preference or importance. It may be thought of as…
Askia now hiring technical support staff in the UK! By Seyf Altindal Jobs 21st September 2015 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Update: this job offer is no longer available. Please come back soon for more jobs! Location Shoreditch, London. Description The primary responsibility of this position is to provide technical support to customers by researching issues, answering questions, and general troubleshooting of problems. Additional duties will include: Phone, email, and in-person technical assistance Remote and on-site training and installations Pre-sales support (demonstrations and presentations) Requirements: General Skills One (1) year Market Research software expertise (survey scripting and/or data processing) Knowledge of data collection and data processing techniques Knowledge of…
New version 5.3.5.0 of askiaanalyse By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis 21st September 2015 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter This post is the second in a series that detail the key features in version 5.3.5.0 of askiadesign & askiaanalyse. The blog post on askiadesign 5.3.5.0 can be found here. Much development work has been invested in 5.3.5.0 to take our Analysis software to the next level. A detailed list of these great new features can be found in the version roadmap. Below are a summary and examples of several key developments: Table of contents: Table arithmetic (Cleaning script) Aggregated scripts Table arithmetic (Calculation arithmetic) Table suppression Paste captions New keywords in script calculations New options in level…
Version 5.3.4.0: askiaanalyse By Seyf Altindal Askiaanalysis 30th January 2015 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter This post is the second in a series of two that detail the key features in version 5.3.4.0 of askiadesign & askiaanalyse. Much development work has been done in 5.3.4.0 which bring about a whole host of great new features. A detailed list of these can be found in the version roadmap. Below are five of these features. Table of contents: Improvement of inverted data format Nested Edges Sig Test Options Stored In Variable / Column Excel Export Options Weighting Efficiency Improvement of inverted data format Inverted data is stored and read variable…
