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How can I migrate experiments with different distributions based on targeting rules in Statsig?
Date of slack thread: 8/2/24
Anonymous: I am trying to migrate a type of experiments to statsig with different distributions according to targeting rules in, something we had in split, but when trying to recreate this behavior in statsig. I only see a way to create a single distribution per experiment… do you know by chance what option we have to have the same experiment with different distributions according to targeting rules in statsig?
Jiakan Wang (Statsig): Hi <@U06NDVCHBBP> - we have a thread discussing the same topic with your teammate where I’ve shared my recommendation. It’s in our shared channel between Rappi and Statsig. Let’s discuss in the same place
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