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title: Targeting variants for maximum impact using the CausalTune library | ||
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This tutorial provides an introduction to causal AI using the CausalTune library in Python. It shows a practical example and the use of the ERUPT metric. | ||
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This tutorial provides an introduction to causal AI using the CausalTune library in Python. It shows a practical example and the use of the ERUPT metric. It also shows how to use ERUPT to evaluate previous experiments, as well as how to evaluate the potential effect of a future experiment with different assignments using a real business example. | ||
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image-alt: Targeting variants for maximum impact | ||
link: https://towardsdatascience.com/targeting-variants-for-maximum-impact-bdf26213d7bc | ||
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