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Mathematical Model:
A Movies success depends on the following factors:
Movie crews
Release date
Related movie or literatures success rate or popularity (if the movie is
a sequel or remake of another movie or based on a novel.)
To predict the success of an upcoming movie we have to consider all the
factors. To predict success rate in number out of ten we have to derive a
mathematical method which will act on every factor and give a result.
The mathematical model is very simple and it will work just as we
manually consider these factors. First, we have to know the impact of
each factors on movies success and then I will derive a mathematical
model. Let us consider that we have a database for every actor, actress,
director, writer and music director which will include their previous
movies with movie type and marketing budget.
The movie crew members have effect on movies success such that as
heavy the success rate of that movie crew the possibility of success of
that movie is so high. So, to get that value we will take an average of
each crew members previous movies success rate and add them all and
calculate an average. Again, everyone is not good at every type of film.
So, we will obviously consider the type of that movie we are trying to
predict for and we will take only that types movie success rate to
calculate average. Let the average which is number out of ten be C.
If the movie is going to be released on a weekend or any celebration day
it is more likely to be successful. So, if the movie is released on such a
day we will assign a value of 1 to a parameter R otherwise 0. So, it is
factor having only two state; 0 or 1.
If the movie is a sequel or remake of a movie or based on any novel then
success rate of that movie or novel is assigned to a parameter S.
If any other film is going to be released within 7 days of release of our
movie it may have impact on our movie. If the other movie is superior
than our then it will have a negative impact otherwise none. But, how
much the impact really is that cannot be said yet. So, we assign a value to
parameter O if the other movie weighs heavier then this movie otherwise
0. The value of O is calculated with the formula of probability of not
choosing current movie. That is:-
PNC = Probability of not choosing this film = 1 (1 / number of
films)
O = Impact on that movie success rate = (predicted success rate * PNC)
/ 10
Let the predicted success rate is P, then if the third factor is considerable
then:-
P = ((C + S) / 2) + R O
If the third factor is not applicable then:-
P=C+RO
Now let the real success rate of our movie is P after release, then the
success rate of our prediction SRP will be:-
SRP = (1 |(P- P) / P|) * 100%