grega5

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   by grega5 3y ago

   We can agree to disagree. My claim is actually quite the reverse. For A/B testing specifically, Bayes is much better suited to address the practical questions you would usually have when running A/B experiments. See my response to
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   by grega5 3y ago

   I myself am a rather recent convert to using Bayesian statistic, for the simple reason, that I was trained and have used frequentist statistics extensively in the past and I had no experience using Bayesian statistics. Once you take the tim
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   by grega5 3y ago

   First, you really should move away from frequentist statistical testing and use Bayesian statistics instead. It is perfect for such occasions where you want to adjust your beliefs in what UX is best based on empirical data to support your d