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by synference 5y ago
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by synference 6y ago
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by synference 10y ago
You bring up a good point. Journalists should explore to what extent there are diminishing returns to writing articles on other candidates. Statistics tells us that the most efficient way of exploring this hypothesis is with a multi-armed
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by synference 10y ago
In the comment above, I try to clearly lay out that my conclusion rests on the assumption that for a given candidate, avg views per article and number of articles are independent. I agree that if you reject this assumption, and instead assu
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by synference 10y ago
I'm one of the authors of the article. Quick answer: The data shows that if you're a journalist about to write your next article, you're likely to get more views if you write it about Clinton rather than Trump. It's tru
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by synference 10y ago
That's not true. If you're looking at the interactive chart, you need to check the box that says "Show page views per article". Otherwise you're just seeing raw pageviews, and Trump has more of those because there
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Why Wikipedia's A/B testing is wrong(synference.blogspot.com)
62 points by synference 13y ago|29 comments