Systems and methods to publish new content
Systems and methods for calculating the virality of a content item are disclosed herein. First data is collected relating to a first content item and second data is collected relating to a second content item. The first and second data are used to plot a continuous probability distribution and using the continuous probability distribution, a virality score is calculated for a third content item. In response to the virality score being greater than a first threshold, the third content item is classified as likely to be viral and the third content item is queued for auto-publishing.
1. A method for calculating a virality of a content item, the method comprising:
collecting first data from a first content item;
collecting second data from a second content item;
plotting a continuous probability distribution of the first data;
plotting a continuous probability distribution of the second data;
identifying a parameter common to the first data and second data;
calculating, using the continuous probability distribution of the first data and the second data, a virality score for a third content item based on a weighted factor of the parameter; and
in response to the virality score being greater than a first threshold, classifying the third content item as likely to be viral and queueing the third content item for auto-publishing.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first content item is a viral content item.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the second content item is not a viral content item.
4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:
calculating a mean value and standard deviation of the parameter; and
wherein the plotting the continuous probability distribution of the first data and second data is based on the mean value and standard deviation of the parameter common to the first data and the second data.
5. The method of claim 4 , wherein the parameter is one of: a number of likes, a number of dislikes, a number of comments, a number of views, a representation of user engagement, a watch time, a number of shares, an indication of music, an identification of an object, an identification of a place, an identification of people, and identification of an animal, an identification of an action, an identification of writing, an identification of known landmarks, length of the content item, a topic of the content item, or natural language processing data.
6. The method of claim 4 , further comprising calculating a prior probability of virality based on the parameter.
7. The method of claim 4 , further comprising:
collecting third data from the third content item, wherein the third data comprises the parameter; and
comparing the parameter of the third data to the continuous probability distributions of the first data and second data.
8. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:
calculating a first probability of likelihood of the parameter given that the third content item is viral; and
calculating a second probability of likelihood of the parameter given that the third content item is not viral.
9. The method of claim 8 , wherein calculating the virality score is based on a ratio of the first probability and second probability.
10. The method of claim 1 , further comprising, in response to the virality score being lower than the first threshold, classifying the third content item as not likely to be viral and publishing the third content item immediately.
11. A media device comprising a control circuitry and a network module, configured to:
collect, via the network module, first data from a first content item;
collect, via the network module, second data from a second content item;
plot, by the control circuitry, a continuous probability distribution of the first data;
plot, by the control circuitry, a continuous probability distribution of the second data;
identify, by the control circuitry, a parameter common to the first data and second data;
calculate, by the control circuitry, using the continuous probability distribution of the first data and the second data, a virality score for a third content item based on a weighted factor of the parameter; and
in response to the virality score being greater than a first threshold, classify, by the control circuitry, the third content item as likely to be viral and queueing, via the network module, the third content item for auto-publishing.
12. The media device of claim 11 , wherein the first content item is a viral content item.
13. The media device of claim 11 , wherein the second content item is not a viral content item.
14. The media device of claim 11 , further configured to:
calculate a mean value and standard deviation of the parameter; and
wherein the plotting the continuous probability distribution of the first data and second data is based on the mean value and standard deviation of the parameter common to the first data and the second data.
15. The media device of claim 14 , wherein the parameter is one of: a number of likes, a number of dislikes, a number of comments, a number of views, a representation of user engagement, a watch time, a number of shares, an indication of music, an identification of an object, an identification of a place, an identification of people, and identification of an animal, an identification of an action, an identification of writing, an identification of known landmarks, length of the content item, a topic of the content item, or natural language processing data.
16. The media device of claim 14 , further configured to calculate a prior probability of virality based on the parameter.
17. The media device of claim 14 , further configured to:
collect third data from the third content item, wherein the third data comprises the parameter; and
compare the parameter of the third data to the continuous probability distributions of the first data and second data.
18. The media device of claim 17 , further configured to:
calculate a first probability of likelihood of the parameter given that the third content item is viral; and
calculate a second probability of likelihood of the parameter given that the third content item is not viral.
19. The media device of claim 18 , wherein calculating the virality score is based on a ratio of the first probability and second probability.
20. A system for calculating a virality of a content item, the system comprising:
means for collecting first data from a first content item;
means for collecting second data from a second content item;
means for plotting a continuous probability distribution of the first data;
means for plotting a continuous probability distribution of the second data;
means for identifying a parameter common to the first data and second data;
means for calculating, using the continuous probability distribution of the first data and the second data, a virality score for a third content item based on a weighted factor of the parameter; and
in response to the virality score being greater than a first threshold, means for classifying the third content item as likely to be viral and queueing the third content item for auto-publishing.