A/B testing & experimentation
User bucketing, experiment metrics, statistical comparison, and rollout guardrails.
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…UCB1 Bandit Algorithm in Python
This code implements the UCB1 multi-armed bandit algorithm, balancing exploration and exploitation to identify the best arm while maximizing cumulative reward.
import math
import random
def ucb1(means, n_iterations=1000, exploration_weight=2.0):
"""Run UCB1 bandit algorithm on arms with given true means."""
n_arms = len(means)
counts = [0] * n_arms
rewards = [0.0] * n_arms
for t in range(1, n_iterations + 1):
# UCB1 selection
if t <…Browse by section
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A/B testing & experimentation — Python code examples
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