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In most cases, A/B testing will actually do negative damage than if you didn't test it at all.
by napworth 9y ago
In most cases, A/B testing will actually do negative damage than if you didn't test it at all.
- jdpedrie 9y ago[citation needed]
- eddigo 9y agoAnd I would bet in a large subset of those cases it's because the person implementing those tests and the person interpreting the results aren't the same. And that neither understands basic statistical hypothesis testing.
- jpster 9y agoDepends on if the tester actually knows what they're doing. https://blog.kissmetrics.com/your-ab-tests-are-illusory/ https://blog.kissmetrics.com/your-ab-tests-are-illusory/
- ssharp 9y agoIn most cases, flying a plane yourself will result in more negative damage than having a trained pilot fly you.
- ssharp 9y agoInterested in further thought here.