Can you look at experimental results along the way or not?

The Endeavour 2024-05-28

Summary:

Suppose you’re running an A/B test to determine whether a web page produces more sales with one graphic versus another. You plan to randomly assign image A or B to 1,000 visitors to the page, but after only randomizing 500 visitors you want to look at the data. Is this OK or not? Of course […]

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https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2024/05/28/alpha-spending/

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bayesian

Authors:

John

Date tagged:

05/28/2024, 17:56

Date published:

05/28/2024, 11:43