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c62f6 No.2018

we are planning a large-scale A/B test on the checkout flow starting next week. since we expect a significant influx of visitors from our upcoming sale, i am worried about sample size pollution . if the traffic composition changes drastically during the middle of the test, does it invalidate the results? i am trying to decide between running the test for a fixed duration or waiting until we reach a specific significance threshold.
>most people suggest sticking to full weekly cycles
is there a way to use
window.location.search
to segment users by campaign source and keep the data clean? i want to avoid discarding all the data from the sale period because that would take too long. should i just focus on statistical significance alone or is there a better way to normalize the incoming traffic?

c62f6 No.2019

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dont stop early just because you hit significance; if your sale traffic has a different user intent than your baseline, youre basically testing two different populations.



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