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Testing for trends in online experiments
Time-varying treatment effects can be estimated with linear regression paired with jackknife confidence intervals. In experiments at a large online video platform, the test based on this estimator is not much less powerful than modern tests for monotonic trends. If you suspect trends in your online
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