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by whimsicalism 1057 days ago
Because it is difficult to map that onto real business decisions and requires oftentimes supporting a large space of possible UI combinations because they haven't been fully ruled out yet.
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Doesn’t that problem also exist with NHST based A/B testing?
I think business decisions map very well onto the binary decisions implied by NHST A/B testing, which is partly why we put so many resources into studying those problems in the early 20th century.