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Using the crowd to predict TV show failureThis is a discussion on Using the crowd to predict TV show failure within the Prediction Markets News Feeds forums, part of the Forecasting Special Interest Group category; The NYTimes has a nice implementation of a crowdsourced app to try and predict which television shows will get cancelled this season. It reminds me of something Brent Stinski of ... |
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| Administrator |  Using the crowd to predict TV show failure The NYTimes has a nice implementation of a crowdsourced app to try and predict which television shows will get cancelled this season. It reminds me of something Brent Stinski of MediaPredict told me once, that if a show makes it past 5 episodes, it will usually survive but if it's going to get cancelled, it's going to happen before the 5th episode. Judging from the results so far, his theory seems pretty accurate. Check it out: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/a...ellations.html  More... |
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