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Framework: categorical choice columns
PowerNamed categorical alternatives fill factor columns. Distinct keyed paths select exactly one alternative in every column, and repeated selection keys preserve combination identity where paths meet.
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When to use it
For morphological exploration of explicitly selected combinations: an event format combining audience, experience and delivery; a meal concept combining base, flavor and service; or a training offer combining cohort, format and pace. Unlike numeric parallel coordinates, positions are categorical alternatives with no magnitude, score or rank. A path states a supplied combination, never compatibility, feasibility or a preferred option. Not for inferred selections, weighted scoring or measured profiles.
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What you fill in
Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
- Dimensions
- 2 to 4, each with id and name
- Choices
- 4 to 12, each with id, group, and title
- Combinations
- 1 to 2, each with id, name, and values
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