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Mitigating the Novelty Effect in A/B Testing

The novelty effect can inflate early A/B test results, leading to temporary and potentially misleading conclusions. This occurs when visual changes attract temporary attention, rather than genuine interest. As a result, it's challenging to distinguish between authentic and novelty-driven responses. This issue can lead to incorrect decisions based on flawed test outcomes.

Computing & Technology, Computer Science, Machine Learning