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It might be biasing it's results by having it set to one by default...

• alecperkins 16y ago
  The other methods don't have a default. Sliders don't really present a good way of doing a "non-choice" default. I decided to leave it fixed at 1 to start to see if that particular method skews because of the default. (Not exactly precise and thorough, unfortunately. There could be more metrics, like starting position, but I wanted to keep it simple so I could get it up and running quickly.)
  • jedberg 16y ago
    Your slider could have a * at each end and one in the middle, and have it start randomly on one of the 3 stars, but make them unselectable.
    • alecperkins 16y ago
      Good idea! The next iteration will try this.
  • egypturnash 16y ago
    Default to a random choice, keep track of both that and the ultimate choice is. Does the start position bias the selection? You'll find out!