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Analysis of ted talk, lies, damned lies and statistics by sebastian wernicke
- 1. Analysis of ted talk, Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics by Sebastian Wernicke By Darpanraj Deoghare
- 2. Who is he? Currently an Engagement Manager at Oliver Wyman, Sebastian Wernicke originally studied bioinformatics at Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena. During his time in academia, he devised an algorithm for analyzing biological networks that now aids researchers in dealing with their innate complexity.
- 3. Insights
- 4. Insight – No.1 Combination of 3 key ingredients correlates with the probability of success of a TED talk
- 5. Insight – No 1 Contd Topic Components of A Good Ted Talk Delivery Visuals used
- 6. Insight – No 2 get-tedpad.com is the tool. Browsing it gives information about the best and worst TEDTalks ever!!
- 7. Conclusions
- 9. Relevance No 1 Topic Sebastian first looked at the list of top ten words that make a successful talk and an unsuccessful talk. For example if you came to TED to talk about how French coffee will spread happiness in our brains than it will be a successful talk. Whereas, if you wanted to talk about your project involving oxygen, girls, aircraft than the statistics say the talk would not be successful.
- 10. Relevance No 2 Conducting Complex Analysis Conduct & Study complex analyses Identify the market trends Collect data on customer needs Develop plans to target the demanding service Implement required business process
- 12. Relevance No 2 Delivery Most Favourite talks = 50% + Least Favourite talks This is true for most of the cases
- 13. Summary Wernicke looked at a statistical model to see if the was a way to make a really good, or a really bad Ted talk. What three things did he look at? He gives the example of four things that are good to talk about, and four things that are not so good. What are his examples? Ted talks that are long are more, or less, popular than short ones? At a conference in most disciplines it would never do to say “etcetera, etcetera.” What does Wernicke say about that in Ted talks? What does he say about appearance on stage? Although Wernicke uses humor in this talk, in the overall message what is he implying about evaluating talks by popularity?
- 14. Submitted for Internship "Data Analytics " under Professor Sameer Mathur , IIML By, Darpanraj Deoghare
- 15. Thank You