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Statistical method & guardrails — found from sitemap — Webtrends Optimize
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Significance definition Report an error
“significance signifies the moment where it's reasonably unlikely that the change you're seeing in conversion rate is due to chance, and that the result can be relied upon.”
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Significance method Report an error
“it's taking two distributions and measuring their overlap.”
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Significance calculation variants Report an error
“Note that non-binomial and MVT calculations vary somewhat.”
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Significance display Report an error
“Against any/every metric in the interface, you'll find a measure of significance”
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Significance factors Report an error
“There are three core aspects that influence signifiance.”
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Confidence level effect Report an error
“Along with volume, confidence levels are another way to tighten normal distribution curves.”
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