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I wouldn't call that A/B testing. It looks pretty similar under the hood but you'd normally call that a phased or gradual rollout and have different goals and m
by jacalata 11y ago
I wouldn't call that A/B testing. It looks pretty similar under the hood but you'd normally call that a phased or gradual rollout and have different goals and metrics for it.
- ampersandy 11y agoAs you said, what cle described is a gradual rollout. You can do both at the same time though -- simply start your test on X% of the population and then roll it out to more people as you run your test. This is also a great way to run long-term holdouts.