What are key elements of an Experience Performance report in MVT? (Select two.)

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• AIndividual experience lift
• BConfidence intervals
• CMachine learning accuracy
• DPrimary success metrics

• A
  75% (38)
• C
  18% (9)
• D
  8% (4)

Explanation

In an MVT (Multivariate Testing) Experience Performance report, Individual experience lift (A) shows how each tested combination performs relative to the control, which is the core purpose of the report - ranking experiences by their improvement. Confidence intervals (B) accompany that lift data to indicate statistical reliability, showing the range within which the true effect likely falls and helping determine whether results are meaningful or noise.

Machine learning accuracy (C) is not a component of an Experience Performance report; ML may power traffic allocation in some platforms, but accuracy metrics belong to algorithm diagnostics, not experience reporting. Primary success metrics (D) are inputs you define before the test, not output elements of the Experience Performance report itself - they're the goal, not the result display.

Memory tip: Think "LCI" - Lift + Confidence Intervals. The Experience Performance report answers "how much did each experience win by, and how sure are we?" - lift answers the first, confidence intervals answer the second.

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