With Sequential Testing, you can confidently make informed decisions about your releases, faster since results are always valid.
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Segment
Segments are used to organize targeted users into groups to facilitate setting up incremental product releases or experimentation.
Shopping Cart
Track changes to a shopping cart to measure cart size, value, completion, and abandonment metrics.
Sessions
Construct engagement metrics such as session start and end, entry and exit rates, and session length.
Satisfaction
Use feedback response rates, occurrence rates, and scores to understand user happiness.
Smoke Testing
Smoke testing is a type of regression test which ensure that your most important, critical functional flows work as intended.
Simpson’s Paradox
When finding out if an admissions program is biased, a surgery is more successful, or an A/B test variant is superior, Simpson’s Paradox may come into play.
Server Side Testing
Server-side testing refers to any type of testing, commonly A/B testing, multivariate testing or multi-armed bandit testing occurring on the web server.
Statistical Significance
Getting a statistically significant result means that the result is likely to be the result of a legitimate, useful trend, instead of random data noise.