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Is a property of a hypothesis testing method: the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis given that it is false, i.e. the probability of not making a type II error. The power of a test depends on sample size, effect size, and the significance ($\alpha$) level of the test.
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Calculate statistical power on groups with different size
Is it technically possible to calculate the statistical power for a test where the two groups don't have by design the same size. I'm thinking to a 90%-10% split of the population.
Namely, is there a …
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Power analysis for binomial data when sample sizes are different
I'm running an A/B test where I want to compare two different layout of a button and want to see if one layout lead to a higher Click-Through Rate with a certain statistical power. I want to use a sig …
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