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    1. Analysing quantitative data with Steve Baty UX Strategist Web Directions User Experience ‘08
    2. Data is important Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    3. We expend a lot of effort to gather it Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    4. We don’t always use it well Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    5. We’ll be looking at: Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    6. We’ll be looking at: * time-to-completion Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    7. We’ll be looking at: * time-to-completion * task completion rates Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    8. We’ll be looking at: * time-to-completion * task completion rates * a/b testing Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    9. We’ll be looking at: * time-to-completion * task completion rates * a/b testing * page-view data Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    10. time-to- completion Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    11. Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    12. 1 min 24 secs Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    13. 1 min 23.8 secs Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    14. 1 min 23.77 secs Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    15. 1 min 23.768 secs Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    16. 83.768 secs Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    17. Our data Task 1 Task 2 User 1 83.5 131.1 User 2 User... 97.3 165.5 might Task 3 Task 4 Task 5 54.5 97.8 118.0 45.5 88.2 143.3 look like Task 6 Task 7 243.9 22.9 309.0 23.9 this... Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    18. We can calculate... Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    19. We can calculate... mean - AVERAGE() variance - VAR() standard dev’n - STDEV() Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    20. Low-variability Medium-variability High-variability 90.43 s Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    21. Compare 2 sets of data - between iterations - between audience segments Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    22. Low sample sizes restrict options Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    23. non-parametric version == no assumed dist’n Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    24. Rank-sum test Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    25. Time for a practical demonstration Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    26. Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    27. Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    28. 1 3 3 3 5.5 5.5 7.5 7.5 9 10 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    29. 1 3 3 3 5.5 5.5 7.5 7.5 9 10 } } 2+3+4 } 5+6 7+8 =9/3 =11/2 =15/2 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    30. 3 7.5 1 10 3 5.5 7.5 S0 = 27 3 n=5 5.5 9 S1 = 28 m=5 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    31. ⎡ n ( n + 1) ⎤ U 0 = nm + ⎢ ⎥ − S0 ⎣ 2 ⎦ ⎡ 5 ( 5 + 1) ⎤ = 5x5 + ⎢ ⎥ − 27 ⎣ 2 ⎦ = 13 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    32. ⎡ n ( n + 1) ⎤ U 0 = nm + ⎢ ⎥ − S0 ⎣ 2 ⎦ ⎡ 5 ( 5 + 1) ⎤ = 5x5 + ⎢ ⎥ − 27 ⎣ 2 ⎦ = 13 90% --> 38 95% --> 41 99% --> 45 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    33. task completion rates Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    34. Only 2 possible values: success or fail Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    35. Small samples lead to very broad estimates Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    36. 4/6 successes = 66.67% 21% - 99.3% with 62.5% most likely Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    37. With 30 users 47.7% - 81.9% with 64.8% most likely Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    38. s +1 Most likely = p = n+2 p (1 − p ) Range = p±z n Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    39. p (1 − p ) p±z n Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    40. p (1 − p ) p±z n most likely Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    41. p (1 − p ) p±z n confidence level Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    42. p (1 − p ) p±z n variability Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    43. A/B Testing Photo courtesy of www.dorothyphoto.com Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    44. Compare two different approaches to the same problem Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    45. Run both simultaneously; randomly divert users to option B Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    46. Compare using a Chi- squared test Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    47. Example: clicks on an ad banner Ignore Click Total A 10,119 275 10,394 B 962 38 1,000 Total 11,081 313 11,394 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    48. (e ) 2 − oij χ =∑ 2 ij eij The test statistic is a measure of distance between what we expect to see (e), and what we actually observed (o). For each cell, subtract what we expect from what we saw, square it to remove any negative values, and divide it by the expected value. Add it all together... Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    49. Calculated expected values For each cell: row total x column total/grand total Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    50. Ignore Click Total 10,108 = 286 = A 10,394x(11,081/11,394) 10,394x(313/11,394) 10,394 973 = 27 = B 1,000x(11,081/11,394) 1,000x(313/11,394) 1,000 Total 11,081 313 11,394 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    51. Ignore Click Total A 10,108 - 10,119 = -11 286 - 275 = 11 10,394 B 973 - 962 = 11 27 - 38 = -11 1,000 Total 11,081 313 11,394 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    52. (e ) 2 − oij χ =∑ 2 ij eij 2 2 2 2 11 11 11 11 = + + + 10,108 286 973 27 = 0.012 + 0.423 + 0.124 + 4.48 = 5.04 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    53. χ 2 α = 0.025 = 5.02 < χ 2 χ 2 α = 0.01 = 6.63 > χ 2 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    54. page views pre- & post comparison Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    55. Can be cyclical Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    56. Can be cyclical Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    57. Can be trending Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    58. Typically compare the average Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    59. But ignores fluctuation Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    60. But ignores fluctuation ? Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    61. z= ( x1 − x2 ) 2 2 s s + 1 2 n1 n2 2 Test  1 : x1 , s , n1 1 2 Test  2 : x2 , s , n2 2 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    62. z= ( x1 − x2 ) 2 2 s s + 1 2 In order: mean, n1 n2 variance & Test  1 : x1 , s , n1 2 number of data 1 points in each 2 Test  2 : x2 , s , n2 2 test. Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    63. Mean difference z= ( x1 − x2 ) 2 2 s s + 1 2 In order: mean, n1 n2 variance & Test  1 : x1 , s , n1 2 number of data 1 points in each 2 Test  2 : x2 , s , n2 2 test. Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    64. Mean difference z= ( x1 − x2 ) 2 2 s s Combined + 1 2 In order: mean, standard error n1 n2 variance & Test  1 : x1 , s , n1 2 number of data 1 points in each 2 Test  2 : x2 , s , n2 2 test. Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    65. Mean difference z= ( x1 − x2 ) 2 2 s s Combined + 1 2 In order: mean, standard error n1 n2 variance & Test  1 : x1 , s , n1 2 number of data 1 points in each 2 Test  2 : x2 , s , n2 2 test. If z < -1.96 or > 1.96 a significance difference exists Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    66. Pre Post x 1,288 1,331 2 1,369 756.25 s ni 60 30 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    67. z= ( x1 − x2 ) 2 2 s s + 1 2 n1 n2 = (1288 − 1331) 1369 756.25 + 60 30 43 = = 6.205 6.93 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    68. 1,288 1,331 Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    69. Read more... Statistics without tears by Derek Rowntree Flaws & Fallacies in statistical thinking by Stephen K Campbell http://uxstats.blogspot.com Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data
    70. Thank you Web Directions User Experience ’08 - Analysing Quantitative Data

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