- Average posts per day
- Average merits per merited posts
It is nice if you can make plots, with given dataset (then I can play around with my dataset).
Thanks in advance, fella.
Topic: Stats you would like to see? (Read 291 times)
- Average posts per day
- Average merits per merited posts
It is nice if you can make plots, with given dataset (then I can play around with my dataset).
Thanks in advance, fella.
You can try to measure interest in threads posted in. You can measure this by the percentage of threads that person has posted in, which they posted exactly one post, two or more posts, and 5 or more posts.
Depending on your skill level, you can also scrape each thread a person has posted in, and count the number of times they were quoted, and the number of times they subsequently posted after being quoted. Or you could measure the number of times a person posted in a thread, at least one post by someone else was made, and the person posted in the thread a subsequent time. Both of these should measure engagement.
You could also measure how many times a person is quoted in a thread after they post in a thread. This should measure how interesting their posts are.
Depending on your skill level, you can also scrape each thread a person has posted in, and count the number of times they were quoted, and the number of times they subsequently posted after being quoted. Or you could measure the number of times a person posted in a thread, at least one post by someone else was made, and the person posted in the thread a subsequent time. Both of these should measure engagement.
You could also measure how many times a person is quoted in a thread after they post in a thread. This should measure how interesting their posts are.
How about "average time between posts"?
The average will just be one number (based on the total number of posts since registration). A "burst post" graph could be interesting to show the distribution of time between posts. Say:-number of posts within less than 2 minutes: x
-number of posts within 2-5 minutes: y
-5-10 minutes: z
-10-30 minutes: a
-30-120 minutes: b
-120-720 minutes: c
You catch my drift
Here is an example of what I could come up with:
It gets super complex really quick when talking about distribution. This is the best I can do as my knowledge in stats is limited. Hopefully I can figure something out that looks better but this is at least something to look at.
Edit: Added legend so it's a bit more readable.
How about "average time between posts"?
The average will just be one number (based on the total number of posts since registration). A "burst post" graph could be interesting to show the distribution of time between posts. Say:-number of posts within less than 2 minutes: x
-number of posts within 2-5 minutes: y
-5-10 minutes: z
-10-30 minutes: a
-30-120 minutes: b
-120-720 minutes: c
You catch my drift
Can you find what user has the most posts without receiving a single merit? Don't count airdropped merits.
You can find this pretty easily by using Vod's BPIP's "Most Posts" lists here: https://bpip.org/report.aspx?r=mostpostsThe account with the most posts but no merit is ChartBuddy at 21804 posts. They are however a bot account, which hasn't made a single post since the introduction of the merit system.
The highest posting non bot account with no merit is notlist3d at 15110 posts, but again, they've only made 3 posts since the introduction of merit.
I would like to have (if you can)
- Median and interquartile range of merits per post in each board.
- Mean and standard deviations of merits per post in each board.
Without statistics, I can guess figures for serious boards are some-fold higher than in spam-boards (like Bitcoin discussion, altcoin discussion, etc.), but it is interesting if you can retrieve those stats with your skills.
There are some reference for you (you might have some ideas from them):
Time Series Analysis on Distributed Merits in the forum (daily, weekly, monthly)
Time Series on monthly statistics of forum (new users, new topics, new posts)
Assumed monthly statistics on registered accounts of bitcointalk.org (2009-2019)
Observation on interquartile range of intra-day merits with time series plot
Some stats of forum in the WO thread (Oct. 2017 - Jul. 2019) Monthly update
Bitcointalk Merit Dashboard https://public.tableau.com/profile/ddmrddmr#!/
- Median and interquartile range of merits per post in each board.
- Mean and standard deviations of merits per post in each board.
Without statistics, I can guess figures for serious boards are some-fold higher than in spam-boards (like Bitcoin discussion, altcoin discussion, etc.), but it is interesting if you can retrieve those stats with your skills.
There are some reference for you (you might have some ideas from them):
Time Series Analysis on Distributed Merits in the forum (daily, weekly, monthly)
Time Series on monthly statistics of forum (new users, new topics, new posts)
Assumed monthly statistics on registered accounts of bitcointalk.org (2009-2019)
Observation on interquartile range of intra-day merits with time series plot
Some stats of forum in the WO thread (Oct. 2017 - Jul. 2019) Monthly update
Bitcointalk Merit Dashboard https://public.tableau.com/profile/ddmrddmr#!/
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I will not be doing merit related things as Loyce already has that covered. I am interested in only focusing on user related stats (excluding merit), so things I am able to derive from post history / profile page.
I never asked for anything merit related:
''I would be interested to see What Topics are most active for every Bitcointalk rank in separate.''
Thanks
Yes, however you did ask for something related to "board statistics" meaning that I would have to scrape thousands of profiles, which is not "user specific". Maybe in the future I will be able to collect stats like that, but right now it's not feasible. Unless there is a way to get around what I've just described I can't do it for right now.
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well after crashing a few times due to your ridiculous 30k posts:
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I will not be doing merit related things as Loyce already has that covered. I am interested in only focusing on user related stats (excluding merit), so things I am able to derive from post history / profile page.
I never asked for anything merit related:
''I would be interested to see What Topics are most active for every Bitcointalk rank in separate.''
Thanks
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Since user stats have been disabled, it's good to see selective scraping.
An average of characters/post would be good. Same thing with posts/day. If we target users with typical spammer statistics, we can gather a list of them.
I've been reporting tons of spammers however a high number of the most egregious one-liner burst-posting spam megathread posters have slipped through my fingers.
How about "average time between posts"?
An average of characters/post would be good. Same thing with posts/day. If we target users with typical spammer statistics, we can gather a list of them.
I've been reporting tons of spammers however a high number of the most egregious one-liner burst-posting spam megathread posters have slipped through my fingers.
How about "average time between posts"?
Yes, I already have the ability to do average char count. When you say posts/day, what timeframe would you like for that? I could do from when the account first posted but I'm assuming you would like a more recent value, maybe for the past month or the past week? I'm working on average time between posts right now, probably going to put the timeframe at about 1 week or so and then plot posts that are less than 30 minutes apart, etc.
I would be interested to see What Topics are most active for every Bitcointalk rank in separate.
Can you find what user has the most posts without receiving a single merit? Don't count airdropped merits.
I will not be doing merit related things as Loyce already has that covered. I am interested in only focusing on user related stats (excluding merit), so things I am able to derive from post history / profile page.
Can you find what user has the most posts without receiving a single merit? Don't count airdropped merits.
I would be interested to see What Topics are most active for every Bitcointalk rank in separate.
Since user stats have been disabled, it's good to see selective scraping.
An average of characters/post would be good. Same thing with posts/day. If we target users with typical spammer statistics, we can gather a list of them.
I've been reporting tons of spammers however a high number of the most egregious one-liner burst-posting spam megathread posters have slipped through my fingers.
How about "average time between posts"?
An average of characters/post would be good. Same thing with posts/day. If we target users with typical spammer statistics, we can gather a list of them.
I've been reporting tons of spammers however a high number of the most egregious one-liner burst-posting spam megathread posters have slipped through my fingers.
How about "average time between posts"?
Currently I'm messing around with Python in order to scrape data for analysis later on. I know there are already a lot of people who have scrapers that will do this, but I'm looking for a more unique approach. So far the main thing I've been focusing on is "user stats" AKA gathering information from all their posts and plotting it.
Here are some examples of some stats I am currently able to obtain (these are from my profile):
At this point I'm kind of stuck on what exactly to do next, and I'm sure a lot of you have some great ideas! Also, tell me your thoughts on the current stats, I'm always looking for ways to improve / different ways of displaying info.
Here are some examples of some stats I am currently able to obtain (these are from my profile):
At this point I'm kind of stuck on what exactly to do next, and I'm sure a lot of you have some great ideas! Also, tell me your thoughts on the current stats, I'm always looking for ways to improve / different ways of displaying info.
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