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>by what metric? sign of the first derivative.
by niels_olson 16y ago
>by what metric?
sign of the first derivative.
- varjag 16y agoAt which point on the curve?
- niels_olson 16y agothe window defined by his data points
- alderssc 16y agoI think integrating would be better, because it seems wrong to judge a products "success" only at some specific instant of time, rather than judging it over a full period of time. The sign of the first derivative only gives you the present rate of adoption/abandonment of the platform, while integrating gives you a measure of success over the platform's entire existence.
- niels_olson 16y agoI was just answering his question. Thank you for defining the opposing view quantitatively. I have never used a nokia phone, but certainly I would count myself a success if I had area under the curve like that.