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Statistical method & guardrails — found from sitemap — Webtrends Optimize
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Stats standard calculations Report an error
“Our core calculations for most of the metrics you see are those which are used in popular calculators like https://cxl.com/ab-test-calculator/.”
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Stats ab binomial method Report an error
“We employ 2-tailed Z-tests for these metrics and these experience types.”
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Stats ab nonbinomial method Report an error
“We employ Wincoxon Rank-Sum / Mann-Whitney U-Tests.”
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Stats mvt doe method Report an error
“We employ the Taguchi/Fisher Design of Experiments for Multi-Variate Tests.”
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Stats mvt anova Report an error
“ANOVA (ANalysis Of VAriants) is used to calculate the best performing experiments.”
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Stats bandit methods Report an error
“Our engine offers two approaches for this.”
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Stats thompson sampling recommended Report an error
“This tends to waste less traffic on clearly underperforming variations while still adapting quickly if the data changes, which is why it's generally the recommended default for most MAB tests.”
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