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Read this interesting article today
http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=132
Summarised, you set up A/B testing, or even A/B/C/D testing, and your system automatically displays the variant that gets the best results most often.
Would this be possible to integrate in Drupal? I haven't ever used A/B testing myself before, but this article suggests quite an elegant solution. Thought it may be useful for users of this module to consider.
Comments
Comment #1
miro_dietikerYes, statistical tools like this should be implemented.
In addition we also should implement simpler algorithms like
"After X amount of tests (or X days) permanently switch to the successor".
I'd love to start right away with that kind of stuff :-)