Stat-Talk #7

Stat-Talk #7

Save Visitors with Asymmetric Power

Save Visitors with Asymmetric Power

Save Visitors with Asymmetric Power

Understand Non-Inferiority and Superiority Testing

Understand Non-Inferiority and Superiority Testing

Understand Non-Inferiority and Superiority Testing

Shift the Null Hypothesis. Speed up Your Experiments.

Shift the Null Hypothesis. Speed up Your Experiments.

Shift the Null Hypothesis. Speed up Your Experiments.

12:00 PM IST

12:00 PM IST

12:00 PM IST

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11:00 AM EST

11:00 AM EST

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

Asymmetric Power is a new technique to speed up testing that is gaining popularity. In this talk you will:

checkUnderstand why asymmetric power intuitively makes sense for faster testing.
checkLearn to shift the null hypothesis with ease and calculate the p-value.
checkDecipher the two modes of faster testing: Non-Inferiority and Superiority testing.
checkGrasp when to use these modes based on the context of your experiment.

This Webinar Is For You If

This talk is for you if:

checkYou are regularly short of visitors to sufficiently power your tests.
checkYou have heard of Non-Inferiority Testing, but don't know what it is.
checkYou are keen on using statistics to run smarter testing at your organization.
checkYou have a lot of ideas, but don't have enough visitors to test them all.

After this talk, you will have an extra edge to save visitors for testing in your organization.

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 #7

Save Visitors with Asymmetric Power

Understand Non-Inferiority and Superiority Testing

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