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Heterogeneous user retention for various linguistic communities.

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natural language processing

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dataset
Creator:
AmiMaxAnd
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Kaplan-Meier survival curves for the main linguistic communities on Koo, showing the fraction of users who remained active after a given number of days. For each user, we define “day zero” as being their registration date on Koo. The largest linguistic communities active on Koo are shown in color (Hindi: pink, dash-dot. English: green, dashed. Portuguese: yellow, dotted. English (Nigeria): purple, solid.). Other linguistic communities are displayed in gray. The retention curve is displayed until the day that fewer than 1% of users from a linguistic community remain active.

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Tasks

language identification

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EcologySociologyScience PolicyBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedxlink "> foundedsustained user engagementled many userscomplete dataset totalling399m user interactionskoo attracted users+28

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