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The p-value and Its Misconceptions: What p < 0.05 Really Means

"The new title has a p-value of 0.03: there is a 97% probability that it…

5 days ago

Multiple Comparisons: Why Out of 200 Queries Some Always «Improve» by Chance

In 2009 a group of neuroscientists put a salmon in a functional MRI scanner, showed…

1 week ago

SEO Split Testing: How to Tell Whether a Change Really Worked

Over the past few weeks I have reworked some of the most-read pages of this…

1 week ago

Keyword Clustering: grouping thousands of queries with K-means and hierarchical clustering

It happens with every reasonably serious project: you export the keyword list from Search Console…

4 months ago

Expected vs Actual CTR: finding the pages that earn fewer clicks than their position deserves

Anyone who spends their days inside Search Console knows that little nagging feeling: a page…

4 months ago

Naive Bayes: classifying search intent with Bayes’ theorem

In the article on the multi-armed bandit we used Bayes to decide between variants: shifting…

4 months ago