A/B Test Interference is an experimental artifact in causal inference research whereby the estimated treatment effect in an A/B test is biased due to unintended interactions or spillover effects between the treatment and control groups, violating the stable unit treatment value assumption (SUTVA).
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The folly of theorizing “A” but testing “B”
Chester A. Schriesheim, Stephanie L. Castro, Xiaohua Zhou et al. · The Leadership Quarterly · 2001 · 165 citations
A-B variable in psychotherapy: A critical review.
Andrew M. Razin · Psychological Bulletin · 1971 · 51 citations
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Factors that interfere with GHB (HbA1c) Test Results
David B. Matchar, Douglas C McCrory, Gregory P. Samsa et al. · 2005 · 11 citations
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