I kept track of the number of twitch viewers, the donations, and the chat comments during Tip of the Hats 2016 and graphed some of the results.
Graphs
Github Repo
Reddit Discussion
Stats from Last Year
Data collection done with rust, curl, and irssi; processing done with python; graphing done with R and gnuplot.
I kept track of the number of twitch viewers, the donations, and the chat comments during Tip of the Hats 2016 and graphed some of the results.
[url=http://imgur.com/a/PTEVk]Graphs[/url]
[url=https://github.com/stensonowen/tip_of_the_stats_2016]Github Repo[/url]
[url=https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/comments/544jc7/i_collected_and_graphed_some_statistics_during/]Reddit Discussion[/url]
[url=https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/comments/3ly23g/i_collected_some_statistics_during_this_years_tip/]Stats from Last Year[/url]
Data collection done with rust, curl, and irssi; processing done with python; graphing done with R and gnuplot.
Why did views peak when nothing happens?
Why did views peak when nothing happens?
faggetWhy did views peak when nothing happens?
You mean like why are there spikes between events? I'm not exactly sure.
I suspect it's because the labeling is based on the schedule, which they didn't always perfectly adhere to. So like many events would go a little long, and so the peaks right around the turn of the hour are actually at the ending of the event rather than right after they finished.
I think at some point I'll have to rewatch everything and make a note of when stuff actually happens to match up against the data.
[quote=fagget]Why did views peak when nothing happens?[/quote]
You mean like why are there spikes between events? I'm not exactly sure.
I suspect it's because the labeling is based on the schedule, which they didn't always perfectly adhere to. So like many events would go a little long, and so the peaks right around the turn of the hour are actually at the ending of the event rather than right after they finished.
I think at some point I'll have to rewatch everything and make a note of when stuff actually happens to match up against the data.
Some events ran 2 hours long, so I'm pretty sure they take up 2 blocks. The "nothing happens" is just the 2nd hour of that event.
....or people were joining the stream in anticipation of the event they actually wanted to see.
Some events ran 2 hours long, so I'm pretty sure they take up 2 blocks. The "nothing happens" is just the 2nd hour of that event.
....or people were joining the stream in anticipation of the event they actually wanted to see.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/IrGWXYl.png[/img]
more like Tip of the Stats amirite
more like Tip of the Stats amirite
faggetWhy did views peak when nothing happens?
More people are tuning in to catch the next event. Some people who are holdovers from one event eventually turn off next event after it starts.
[quote=fagget]Why did views peak when nothing happens?[/quote]
More people are tuning in to catch the next event. Some people who are holdovers from one event eventually turn off next event after it starts.