Welcome to my A/B Testing project! This project focuses on conducting an A/B test to evaluate the impact of 2 different variations of a website a conversion rates. The goal of this experiment was to test hypotheses and derive actionable insights that can improve decision-making.
The primary objective of this A/B test was to:
- Test: different webpage layouts.
- Measure Impact: conversion rate.
- Determine: Whether one version (control or treatment) performs significantly better than the other in terms of the key metric.
- Conclusion: There is no significant difference between two groups when performed Mann-Whitney U Test as the data is not Normally distributed.
- Programming Languages: Python
- Libraries: Pandas, NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn
- Data: From Kaggle
- Statistical Tests: K-Stest, Anderson-Darling test to check normality; Mann-Whitney U Test.
A/B_testing_without_sampling-Web_page_conversion.ipynb: Jupyter notebook used for cleaning and preparing the dataset and conducting the A/B test.
"Experimentation is the key to data-driven decisions." π