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Even if publishing the underlying algorithm isn't useful, they should be able to do research on what the end result of endless a/b testing has created in practi
by dsugarman 4y ago
Even if publishing the underlying algorithm isn't useful, they should be able to do research on what the end result of endless a/b testing has created in practice. I'm sure you could find the highest level heuristics and that would be extremely valuable to both the public and decision makers internally.
- nojito 4y agoYou won’t know what they were A/B testing though.