/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>12690744
One thing I noticed is the views on certain hololive channels seem very inconsistent. They will have one big stream where all their millions of subs tune in, and that drives a huge viewership. But most of their streams are much lower. So this is a measurement of the relative standard deviation. It's taken at the same interval as the means. 50 for the older channels, 15 for the more recent channels.

This is an indicator of how much a channel might be underperforming their potential. How many people know about them, but never usually tune in except for the big moments. This number will also be higher for channels in decline, such as Reimu and Enna, who are falling off from their debut high right now.

A relative deviation is the percentage that a distribution deviates in proportion to the mean. It's basically a standardized measure of the width of your distribution in relative terms.