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MadameX

@MadameX

Sparkler

Posted: 14 years ago

#411

Originally posted by: tejeshec

Just for a waiver u got pregnant...tum jaise logon ki vajah se hee population control mein nahin rehta...😆

Arre, don't worry, my Ilesh won't be a waste of space. 😉😆

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MadameX

@MadameX

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Posted: 14 years ago

#412

@ Gauri...you should be sorry. 😉We were all waiting for so long for you to complete it. 😆

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Tejesh Ejanthkar

@tejeshec

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#413

Originally posted by: MadameX

Arre, don't worry, my Ilesh won't be a waste of space. 😉😆

He won't be a waste of space but will waste space and resources...🤣...btw check out Gauri ji's plot on elasticity😆

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MadameX

@MadameX

Sparkler

Posted: 14 years ago

#414

I did check it out...couldn't read some of the tiny print on the right and even after her explanation, still didn't understand it. 🤣 That's why I was focusing on her last comment but no, you always have to bring out my shortcomings. 😡😆

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Tejesh Ejanthkar

@tejeshec

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#415

Originally posted by: MadameX
I did check it out...couldn't read some of the tiny print on the right and even after her explanation, still didn't understand it. 🤣 That's why I was focusing on her last comment but no, you always have to bring out my shortcomings. 😡😆

I don';t have to do anything..Its always there in the open...😆

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MadameX

@MadameX

Sparkler

Posted: 14 years ago

#416

I still blame you. 😆

So Professor Ji, I don't know when Gauri Ji will be here to explain it in simpler terms, thus why don't you do the honors?

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Tejesh Ejanthkar

@tejeshec

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#417

Originally posted by: iruaG
In Economics we studied a concept called Elasticity of Demand. Elasticity of Demand was a measure of the responsiveness to a commodity and measured the percentage change in quantity demanded of a good as a result of a change in its price (other things such as income remaining constant). I have applied that concept to SGP and tried to measure what I call the Elasticity of TRPs🤣. Elasticity of TRPs measures the percentage change in viewership as a result of a change in the emotional content of the story (other things, such as cast and crew, remaining constant). 😆

I think even channels would use something like this because it can help them to maximize revenue.😛

I'd like to apologize to the prof🤣 and to my fellow students for being super late with this assignment.

Added Gauri ji's assignment in the first post. Its better late than never guyz so lets pardon Gauri ji😆

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Tejesh Ejanthkar

@tejeshec

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#418

Originally posted by: MadameX
I still blame you. 😆

So Professor Ji, I don't know when Gauri Ji will be here to explain it in simpler terms, thus why don't you do the honors?

Gauri ji through her plot is trying to convey that more the emotional content change in the story more the viewership change.As simple as that.
To put it in lay man terms when the emotional content in an episode changes (lets say decreases) the viewership also decreases exponentially and vice versa...

The plot reflects the % change in viewership in response to the emotional content.

For example lets say on
Monday Epi: emotional content = 5 , Viewers = 100
Tuesday Epi emotional content = 1, Viewers = 200
Wednesday Epi , emotional content = 3, Viewers = 50

5 is the highest emotional content and 0 is the lowest.

If u see on wednesday, the number of viewers has reduced to 50 from 200 as on tuesday the emotional content was very low. So any change in emotional content leads to viewership change from the next episode...

Hope this is clear...😉😆
😆
@Gauri ji fab analysis.👏 Though it is too high level for the current course but nevertheless I am happy to have students like you in my class😆...Such plots will be taught in the advanced statistics courses😆

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MadameX

@MadameX

Sparkler

Posted: 14 years ago

#419

Originally posted by: tejeshec

Hope this is clear...😉😆
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@Gauri ji fab analysis.👏 Though it is too high level for the current course but nevertheless I am happy to have students like you in my class😆...Such plots will be taught in the advanced statistics courses😆

Yes, this 'dumbo' actually understood it. 😉😆

I wonder if Gauri is another business student...