0.33% Increase in DAU
Could you please explain how 91 DAU difference translates to a 0.33 % increase between the test and control group?
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yes would be great to get this
This one was confusing, how do we calculate 0.33% ?
Yes this is confusing, I don't understand how the difference between the control group and the active group is canculated as 0.33%
Hello, I guess the answer should be 29.34% for calculating increase in percentage
Getting the answer will be appreciated. didn't catch the calculation
i calculated a 0.42 % DAU increase between the test and control group:
90.97*1.414std = 128.63 users
129 users/ 30674 users = 0.42% change in DAU
It's talking about a rate of variation.
X end - X start)/x start
When we want an increment of 91 users (absolute), this is (x end - x start)
X end - X start)/x start
When we want an increment of 91 users (absolute), this is (x end - x start)
and x start is the mean = 30,673.
so : 91/30673 = 0.0029 = 0.29%
It's the relative standard deviation.
so : 91/30673 = 0.0029 = 0.29%
It's the relative standard deviation.
