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A/B Testing in Python
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A/B Testing in Python

A/B Testing in Python

1. What is A/B Test?
A/B Test and our GoalMetrics and HypothesisHow Not to Fail a Test
2. The First A/B Test
Data StudyWhat Criterion to ChooseCriterionControl and Test GroupsPlots to CompareIntervals to CompareNow We Can AnswerTo Sum Up
3. Performing One More AB Test
Data StudyPreparationPreprocessing DataChoosing the CriterionCriterionDividing into GroupsComparing GroupsWhat to Do with the ButtonPink or Blue?Upd MetricFinish

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Plots to Compare

I advise you to compare 2 groups from the A/B using the criterion and other comparing methods. For example, we can build 2 distplots:

  • One distplot for the control group;
  • The second one for the test group.

After building plots, we can't say if we can believe our A/B test, but we can see approximately what results we will receive.

Task

Swipe to start coding

  1. Build the distpot using the seaborn library for the df_control.
  2. Build the distpot using the seaborn library for the df_test.

orange color - test group, blue color - control group.

Solution

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Section 2. Chapter 5
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Plots to Compare

I advise you to compare 2 groups from the A/B using the criterion and other comparing methods. For example, we can build 2 distplots:

  • One distplot for the control group;
  • The second one for the test group.

After building plots, we can't say if we can believe our A/B test, but we can see approximately what results we will receive.

Task

Swipe to start coding

  1. Build the distpot using the seaborn library for the df_control.
  2. Build the distpot using the seaborn library for the df_test.

orange color - test group, blue color - control group.

Solution

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Thanks for your feedback!

Section 2. Chapter 5
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