How to Create a TURF Upset Plot

This article describes how to create an upset plot - a plot showing the intersection between binary variables, which is useful for understanding the results of a TURF analysis.

Requirements

As per the TURF Analysis requirements:

A data set consisting of at least 100 respondents, ideally many more.
A measurement of the appeal of three or more different alternatives per each respondent. These measurements can be from rating scales, historic purchase data, MaxDiff, conjoint utilities, or preference predictions.
All measurement variables converted to a binary variable, where a 1 indicates the person likes whatever is being measured a 0 indicates otherwise.

Please note these steps require a Displayr license.

Method

In the Anything menu select Advanced Analysis > TURF > Upset Plot.
In the object inspector go to the Inputs tab.
Select the measurement binary variable set from the Binary variables menu.
OPTIONAL: To change the colors used in the plot go to the COLOR menu where you can change the below settings:
Column color - The color of the columns showing the size of the intersections.

Dot color - The color of dots that appear below the columns.

Background shade - The color of the shading behind the dots.

Bar color - The color of bars showing the size of each of the alternatives (selected values of the binary variables).