Stat-Talk #4

Stat-Talk #4

Save Visitors with Sequential Testing

Save Visitors with Sequential Testing

Save Visitors with Sequential Testing

Deploy Large Uplifts Early

Deploy Large Uplifts Early

Deploy Large Uplifts Early

Solve For Peeking. Control the False Positives. Disable Harmful Tests Early.

Solve For Peeking. Control the False Positives. Disable Harmful Tests Early.

Solve For Peeking. Control the False Positives. Disable Harmful Tests Early.

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60 Mins

60 Mins

60 Mins

Live with Ishan Goel, who built VWO's Stats Engine.

Live with Ishan Goel, who built VWO's Stats Engine.

Live with Ishan Goel, who built VWO's Stats Engine.

What You'll Learn

checkPick between Fixed Horizon and Sequential Tests for your usecase.
checkUnderstand why false winners increase when you peek.
checkSee how 3 popular methods of Sequential Testing perform.
checkLearn the tips and tricks to run Sequential Testing.

This Webinar Is For You If

This talk is for you if:

checkYou have heard a lot about peeking, but do not understand what it is.
checkYou are unsure if Sequential Testing is for you or not.
checkYou suspect that you are getting a large proportion of false winners.
checkYou want to deploy test results faster while maintaining accuracy.

After this talk, you will have a thorough understanding of how to make decisions with Sequential Testing.

Learn with

Learn with

Ishan Goel

Ishan Goel

Built the Stats Engine at VWO

Built the Stats Engine at VWO

Founder & Educator

Former Head of Data Science

Author

Trained 60 Leaders

Founder & Educator

Former Head of Data Science

Author

Trained 60 Leaders

Hi, I am Ishan Goel, a statistician, educator and founder of Thinking Bell.

I previously led data science research at VWO, where I built VWO's Stats Engine.

Today, I teach experimentation statistics through analogies, simulations, games, doodles and real-world problems, making difficult statistical ideas intuitive and useful.

I have also taught experimentation and statistics to cross-functional teams across product, marketing and data, including a 60-person training programme at The Economist.

My goal is simple: help people reason confidently about experiments without turning them into statisticians.

Stat-Talk #4

Save Visitors with Sequential Testing

Deploy Large Uplifts Early