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by laserDinosaur
971 days ago
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>And then you have heart rate, which may indicate an emotional response, but it can be anything else. It could be useful for A/B testing, with the heart rate metric being the average value of your overall data. I wonder if you could also compare WHEN the heart rate increases with the timing of the ad - for example if your ad ends with a funny punchline and your logo, seeing the heart rate spike is a good sign people are laughing at it. |
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