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YouTube Trending

Team Members

Bincy Narath, Sogra Bilal Memon & Megan McGlashan

Inspiration:

After finding this dataset in Kaggle, we thought of leveraging this data to derive meaningful insights.

The Data set is consists of information about the trending videos for a span of 205 days across 10 countries. "To determine the top-trending videos, YouTube uses a combination of factors including measuring users interactions (number of views, shares, comments and likes)"

Data Path:

Cleaned and merged Data is uploaded here as a pickle file (due the file size limitation in github)

Insight1

What is typically the pattern of trend ? Is it continuous trending or sporadic ? Trending videos show a continuous trend rather than intermittent

Total_Trending_Vs_Continuous_Trending

A very high correlation (0.98) between the total trend days and the maximum of continuous trend days show Trending is a continuous pattern Also, 99% of the trends is continuous without a break and only 1% had a break in trending