The algorithms relied on building a "choice model" — predicting the assortment of cars that needed to be on the lot, along with the SUVs, in order to get customers to buy.
Here is what can be found at mine: a decent ciabatta, a choice of several types of prosciutto and an assortment of salumi, and mozzarella made daily.
For inmates at Coleman, New Year's Day lunch was grilled steak, steamed rice with gravy, black-eyed peas, green beans, macaroni and cheese, a choice of garlic biscuits or whole wheat bread and an assortment of holiday pies.
They lived in air-conditioned shipping containers, played pool in the "morale, welfare, and recreation" hall, sang in Sunday church services, and ate meals in the main dining facility, which included a hot-sandwich bar, a wings-and-burgers grill, a "healthy choice" line, and an assortment of Baskin-Robbins ice cream.
Much previous research has focused on how consumers' desire for uniqueness shapes their product choices, with little attention to their initial choice of assortment size.
These results indicate that what drives the choice of assortment size is how unique consumers perceive their preferences to be compared with those of other people.
In the late 19th century, the house became a resort that advertised "light and airy sleeping rooms" and "a good assortment of choice wines and liquors for medicinal purposes".
A good assortment of choices at every price level, with particularly strong Mexican and pan-Asian options.
Dying - that straightforward, universal human experience - now often involves a bewildering assortment of choices and decisions.
She said this might explain NPD's sales numbers, "more than interest". She promised customers "a new assortment of choices" -- with new prices -- in the coming weeks.
