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AbstractIn this paper we investigate the comments from the AlgoRythmics YouTube channel using the Comment Term Frequency Comparison social media analytics method. Comment Term Frequency Comparison can be a useful tool to understand how a social media platform, such as a Youtube channel is being discussed by users and to identify opportunities to engage with the audience. Understanding viewer opinions and reactions to a video, identifying trends and patterns in the way people are discussing a particular topic, and measuring the effectiveness of a video in achieving its intended goals is one of the most important points of view for a channel to develop. Youtube comment analytics can be a valuable tool looking to understand how the AlgoRythmics channel videos are being received by viewers and to identify opportunities for improvement. Our study focuses on the importance of user feedback based on ten algorithm visualization videos from the AlgoRythmics channel. In order to find evidence how our channel works and new ideas to improve we used the so-called comment term frequency comparison social media analytics method to investigate the main characteristics of user feedback. We analyzed the comments using both Youtube Studio Analytics and Mozdeh Big Data Analysis tool.
Acta Universitatis Sapientiae Informatica – de Gruyter
Published: Dec 1, 2022
Keywords: social media; YouTube; comments; time series graph; subtopic word frequency analysis; gender differences analysis; sentiment analysis; 68W40
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