Analyzing the causal impact of streaming service usage on IPTV viewing

In modern society, the rapid growth of streaming services has significantly changed the way people consume television.This study aims to analyze the causal impact of streaming service usage on IPTV viewing.To achieve this, we compared users who use streaming services with those who do not while controlling for many possible confounders.We employed causal inference matching methods, focusing particularly on several matching techniques to compare groups with similar characteristics.Additionally, we used regression methods using matching-driven weights to assess the statistical significance of the causal effect.The results indicate that streaming service usage has a significant impact on how IPTV is consumed.These findings provide important insights for content providers, broadcasters, and advertisers to understand viewer behavior patterns and make strategic decisions accordingly.This study offers new insights into the relationship between streaming services and traditional TV viewing and can serve as a foundation for future related research.

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Korean Journal of Applied Statistics
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2024-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.5351/kjas.2024.37.5.675
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Technology and Data Analysis
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Analyzing the causal impact of streaming service usage on IPTV viewing

Yong-Ho Yoon, Kwonsang Lee, Daeyong Jung
Korean Journal of Applied Statistics
Technology and Data Analysis
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Analyzing the causal impact of streaming service usage on IPTV viewing

Yong-Ho Yoon, Kwonsang Lee, Daeyong Jung
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Abstract

In modern society, the rapid growth of streaming services has significantly changed the way people consume television.This study aims to analyze the causal impact of streaming service usage on IPTV viewing.To achieve this, we compared users who use streaming services with those who do not while controlling for many possible confounders.We employed causal inference matching methods, focusing particularly on several matching techniques to compare groups with similar characteristics.Additionally, we used regression methods using matching-driven weights to assess the statistical significance of the causal effect.The results indicate that streaming service usage has a significant impact on how IPTV is consumed.These findings provide important insights for content providers, broadcasters, and advertisers to understand viewer behavior patterns and make strategic decisions accordingly.This study offers new insights into the relationship between streaming services and traditional TV viewing and can serve as a foundation for future related research.

Korean Journal of Applied StatisticsVol. 37(5)
Seoul National University (KR), Sungkyunkwan University (KR)
National Research Foundation, Seoul National University, National Research Foundation of Korea, Ministry of Science and ICT, South Korea
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Technology and Data Analysis
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