| Authors | Nicholas Larsen, Alex Deng, Jiheng Zhang, Ron Kohavi, Nathaniel Stevens |
| Journal | The American Statistician |
| Year | 2024 |
| DOI | 10.1080/00031305.2023.2257237 |
| Citations | 70 |
What Problem It Solves
Provides a canonical overview or reference point for the relevant DoOperator research area.
Provides a canonical overview or reference point for the relevant DoOperator research area.
A modern review of statistical methodology for online controlled experiments, including sensitivity, heterogeneity, long-term effects, optional stopping, and interference.
Use when orienting a new paper, blog post, benchmark, or research plan in this area.
Do not cite the overview as evidence that a specific method works in a specific deployment setting without checking the underlying primary paper.
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