What is it about?
In this work, we introduce a bootstrap testing procedure that utilizes the relative lift to improve the power of brand measurement experiments. We propose a slightly biased test that is superior from a practical perspective when prior knowledge about the alternative hypothesis is available.
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Why is it important?
This work is motivated by analysis of survey data collected from the Brand Lift Testing platform at LinkedIn. The effectiveness of the proposed test is demonstrated via comprehensive simulation studies and a real product at LinkedIn.
Perspectives
Unlike most inference strategies for Online Experiments that focus on unbiased tests, we propose a slightly biased test that is superior from a practical perspective when prior knowledge about the alternative hypothesis is available. By sacrificing power in less relevant regions in the parameter space, we achieve higher power in the region where the test owners really care about. It would be interesting to embed this view into a formal decision framework and incorporate such prior knowledge in a more coherent manner. Our current discussion only addresses brand lift surveys with binary responses. An immediate next step is to generalize the test to handle more flexible survey setups.
Wanjun Liu
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This page is a summary of: Quantifying the Effectiveness of Advertising: A Bootstrap Proportion Test for Brand Lift Testing, October 2023, ACM (Association for Computing Machinery),
DOI: 10.1145/3583780.3615021.
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