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Survival AnalysisJan 26New

Hazard Ratio Interpretation for Product Teams: When NOT to Use It

A practical guide to interpreting hazard ratios for non-statisticians. Learn what hazard ratios actually mean, common misinterpretations, when they're misleading, and better alternatives for communicating survival results.

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Multi-Group ComparisonsJan 26New

Heteroskedastic Groups: When Variances Differ and What to Do About It

How to handle multi-group comparisons when variances are unequal. Covers Welch's ANOVA, Games-Howell post-hoc, and why this matters more than non-normality.

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AssumptionsJan 26New

Independence: The Silent Killer of Statistical Validity

The independence assumption is the most critical and most commonly violated. Learn to detect non-independence from repeated measures, clustering, and time series—and what to do about it.

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Model EvaluationJan 26New

Inter-Rater Reliability: Cohen's Kappa and Krippendorff's Alpha

How to measure agreement between human raters for AI evaluation. Learn when to use Cohen's Kappa vs. Krippendorff's Alpha, how to interpret values, and what to do when agreement is low.

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RegressionJan 26New

Interaction Terms: When Treatment Effects Vary by Segment

A practical guide to interaction effects in regression. Learn when to include interactions, how to interpret them correctly, and common pitfalls when testing whether treatment effects differ across segments.

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Survival AnalysisJan 26New

Kaplan-Meier Curves for Retention: How to Read and Explain Them

A practical guide to Kaplan-Meier survival curves for product retention analysis. Learn to create, interpret, and explain retention curves to stakeholders, with handling for censoring and confidence intervals.

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Multi-Group ComparisonsJan 26New

Kruskal-Wallis Test: When It's Appropriate and Post-Hoc Strategy

Understanding the Kruskal-Wallis test for comparing multiple groups without normality assumptions. Covers what it actually tests, when to use it, and how to follow up with Dunn's test.

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RegressionJan 26New

Linear Regression Assumptions and Diagnostics in Practice

A practical guide to checking linear regression assumptions with diagnostic plots. Learn what violations actually look like, when they matter, and what to do when assumptions fail.

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Survival AnalysisJan 26New

Log-Rank Test: When It's Appropriate and Common Misuses

A practical guide to the log-rank test for comparing survival curves. Learn when it works, when it fails, and better alternatives when proportional hazards don't hold.

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RegressionJan 26New

Logistic Regression for Conversion: Interpretation and Common Pitfalls

A practical guide to logistic regression for product analysts. Learn to interpret odds ratios correctly, avoid common mistakes, and communicate results to stakeholders who don't think in log-odds.

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Two-Group ComparisonsJan 26New

Mann-Whitney U Test: What It Actually Tests and Common Misinterpretations

The Mann-Whitney U test is widely misunderstood. Learn what it actually tests (stochastic dominance), when it's appropriate, and why it's not always a substitute for the t-test.

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DistributionsJan 26New

Metric Distributions in Product Analytics: Heavy Tails, Skew, and What to Do

A comprehensive guide to handling real-world metric distributions in product analytics. Learn why revenue is hard, how to deal with zeros, when to transform vs. use robust methods, and how to communicate results on skewed data.