NUMB3RS - Season 3 - "Killer Chat" - The Perfect House

Multi-Attribute Compositional Models break down a complex decision into simpler, attribute-level preferences. Suppose the killer made choices among pairs of available houses, resulting in nine targets where bodies were discovered:

• Pair 1: House A (Body found: 2 Bed, Ranch, 1.5 Bath) vs. House B (4 Bed, Colonial, 2 Bath)
• Pair 2: House C (2 Bed, Duplex, 2 Bath) vs. House D (Body found: 3 Bed, Ranch, 1 Bath)
• Pair 3: House E (3 Bed, Duplex, 1.5 Bath) vs. House F (Body found: 2 Bed, Colonial, 1 Bath)
• Pair 4: House G (3 Bed, Colonial, 2 Bath) vs. House H (Body found: 4 Bed, Duplex, 1 Bath)
• Pair 5: House J (Body found: 2 Bed, Ranch, 1.5 Bath) vs. House K (4 Bed, Colonial, 1 Bath)
• Pair 6: House L (3 Bed, Colonial, 1.5 Bath) vs. House M (Body found: 4 Bed, Duplex, 1 Bath)
• Pair 7: House N (3 Bed, Colonial, 1.5 Bath) vs. House P (Body found: 4 Bed, Ranch, 2 Bath)
• Pair 8: House Q (Body found: 3 Bed, Ranch, 1.5 Bath) vs. House R (2 Bed, Colonial, 1 Bath)
• Pair 9: House S (Body found: 2 Bed, Ranch, 2 Bath) vs. House T (3 Bed, Duplex, 1.5 Bath)

We will evaluate preferences for three main characteristics:

1. Bedrooms: 2, 3, or 4 bedrooms
2. Style: Ranch, Duplex, or Colonial
3. Bathrooms: 1, 1.5, or 2 bathrooms