Agorithms usually consider not only interactions

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Algorithms are used to display content to audiences with similar interests. It’s all theoretical, but not everything is that simple. Social media audience research is conducted annually. Below is a look at recent years of research: Audience activity: Audience activity: Audience activity: Audience activity: When conducting our research we focused on engagement activity with publications published at specific times of the week and at specific times.

To reiterate, current social network but also correlations. For example you last database might see a post from three days ago. The theory is that activity should be roughly the same at different times and days of the week but the numbers are not. Let’s take a look at the specific statistics within the study. Audience activity by day of the week by year. Audience activity by day. As you can see, audiences respond differently to publications at different times. This applies to other social networks as well. This is caused by human factors.



For example, people are dozing in bed late at night and don't want to be interacted with by publications. On Friday night, they are relaxing at a party and then posting vacation photos instead of appearing in other people's posts. In this case we can conclude that the human factor is more important than the algorithm because modern algorithms only take into account people’s behavior and specific actions without taking into account the emotional.