Reading an experiment

What randomisation buys you, what a control group is for, and the ways a real A/B test goes wrong before anyone looks at the numbers.

advanced~2.5hWe mark it against a checklist you can read first
The barWhat counts as knowing this

Judge whether an experiment's design supports the conclusion drawn from it

That sentence is the bar. It only counts once your work shows you can do it. Reading about it does not.
Prove itA check for this one skill

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02 · Also helpful

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