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This work shows empiric evidence about the use of probabilistic sets to rank a set of t-commerce applications, keeping in mind the perceived usefulness to determine the preferences of users. To measure these preferences has been developed a simulated market test with twelve t-commerce designs. Each design represents a combination of rational and emotional variables. The methodology allows rank the preferences of users, measured with an ordinal variable, keeping all information supplied by the sample. A coherent result has been obtained in spite of important uncertain degree in original data.
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