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Analyse user posted comments

Open kaustubhhiware opened this issue 6 years ago • 6 comments

  • Analyse what time user most likely to comment
  • How frequently do you comment on a particular friend's post? Which friends' posts are you most likely to comment on?

None of these are straight answers, all of them involve graphs.

kaustubhhiware avatar Jun 20 '18 18:06 kaustubhhiware

I would like to work on this issue. How should I get started?

harshabangi avatar Dec 07 '18 15:12 harshabangi

@bangiysah ensure you have the data downloaded. Check back tomorrow (I need to make some changes), and make sure the scripts run on your system after git pulling.

Have the look at your data thoroughly, I think that should suffice.

kaustubhhiware avatar Dec 07 '18 16:12 kaustubhhiware

@kaustubhhiware i have my data downloaded and gone through my comments json file. My local repo is upto date. What is the next step to proceed?

harshabangi avatar Dec 08 '18 15:12 harshabangi

Consider a sample comment.

    {
      "timestamp": 1409804550,
      "data": [
        {
          "comment": {
            "timestamp": 1409804550,
            "comment": "Happy birthday <friend>!",
            "author": "Kaustubh Hiware"
          }
        }
      ],
      "title": "Kaustubh Hiware commented on <friend>'s post."
    },

For this particular comment, you can see the time is available, comment text is available, and via the title, you know whose post you're commenting on.

There are three analysis that need to be done:

  • For what time are you most likely to comment (Time has both meanings: 9PM and Dec 08, both need plots)
  • Whose posts are you most likely on comment on? Another graph here.
  • (Optional) Via comments, we could find out who you're tagging. Try identifying friends you most frequently tag.

Does that answer your question ?

kaustubhhiware avatar Dec 08 '18 16:12 kaustubhhiware

Hello there, I am Shahazad . I am new to open source development and trying to learn how open source development works. If no one has been assigned to this issue I would like to work on it.Thank you.

shanudjn avatar Jan 18 '19 15:01 shanudjn

Sure, feel free to start working. Marking this issue as assigned.

kaustubhhiware avatar Jan 25 '19 08:01 kaustubhhiware