A/B testing & experimentation
User bucketing, experiment metrics, statistical comparison, and rollout guardrails.
Check Covariate Balance in Python
Compute standardized mean differences and KS tests to check covariate balance between treatment and control groups in Python.
import numpy as np
from scipy import stats
def balance_check(treatment, covariate):
"""Check covariate balance between treatment and control groups."""
treat_vals = covariate[treatment == 1]
control_vals = covariate[treatment == 0]
# Standardized mean difference
pooled_std = np.sqrt((np.var(t…Epsilon Greedy Bandit Mock in Python
A simple epsilon-greedy multi-armed bandit simulation that balances exploration and exploitation to estimate true means of several Bernoulli-like reward distributions.
import random
class Bandit:
def __init__(self, true_mean):
self.true_mean = true_mean
self.estimated_mean = 0.0
self.n_pulls = 0
def pull(self):
return random.gauss(self.true_mean, 1.0)
def update(self, reward):
self.n_pulls += 1
self.estimated_mean += (r…How to Generate an Orthogonal Array for A/B Testing in Python
Generate a mock orthogonal array for multi-layer experiments with NumPy, ensuring balanced level combinations across experiment groups.
import numpy as np
def orthogonal_mock_layers(n_experiments: int, n_layers: int, n_levels: int) -> np.ndarray:
"""Generate an orthogonal array for multi-layer experiment design using base-level logic."""
ortho = np.indices((n_levels,) * n_layers).reshape(n_layers, -1).T
ortho = ortho % n_levels # Classic…Browse by section
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