Average Minute Audience Calculator

The AMA Calculator quantifies the average number of viewers for a broadcast or streaming content at any given minute. This metric helps in evaluating the performance of television shows, live events, and digital streams, offering invaluable insights for programming decisions and advertising strategies.

Formula of Average Minute Audience Calculator

To calculate the average minute audience, the following formulas are used:

For continuous measurements:

A = (1/T) ∫ (from 0 to T) A(t) dt

For discrete measurements:

A = (1/N) Σ (from i=1 to N) A_i

where:

• A represents the average minute audience.
• T is the total time period over which the audience is average, expressed in minutes.
• A(t) is the audience size as a function of time.
• N is the number of discrete measurements taken.
• A_i is the audience size at the i-th measurement.

Table for General Terms

To help users better understand and utilize the AMA Calculator without needing to perform calculations every time, here’s a table of common terms associated with it:

Term	Definition
AMA	Average Minute Audience, the average number of viewers per minute
T	Total time period for which audience size is averaged
A(t)	Audience size as a function of time for continuous measurement
N	Number of measurements for discrete assessment
A_i	Audience size at the i-th measurement for discrete assessment

Example of Average Minute Audience Calculator

Imagine a live sports event broadcasted over a period of 90 minutes. If audience measurements take at 15-minute intervals show sizes of 300,000; 500,000; 600,000; 450,000; 480,000; and 350,000, the average minute audience would be calculate as follows:

A = (1/6) (300,000 + 500,000 + 600,000 + 450,000 + 480,000 + 350,000) = 446,667 viewers

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