<p>The Over-The-Top (OTT) services sector has seen explosive growth, largely driven by entertainment. However, educational apps have also made significant strides, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic. This rapid expansion has outpaced scientific documentation, leading to a notable lack of literature for definitive conclusions on industry adoption. This paper addresses this gap by validating extensive primary data (from over 1600 respondents) on OTT educational apps. We tested the data’s functionality with six machine learning algorithms, with the Random Forest method achieving over 98% accuracy. Our findings are expected to be highly beneficial, serving as a landmark study. They’ll set the stage for future research into simulating educational OTT app subscriptions using machine learning, providing a strong foundation for this evolving field.</p>

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An empirical study of OTT educational apps subscription prediction using various machine learning algorithms

  • Monika Sharma,
  • Neha Mishra,
  • Pradeepta Kumar Sarangi,
  • Krishna Kumar Mishra,
  • Rajnish Sharma

摘要

The Over-The-Top (OTT) services sector has seen explosive growth, largely driven by entertainment. However, educational apps have also made significant strides, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic. This rapid expansion has outpaced scientific documentation, leading to a notable lack of literature for definitive conclusions on industry adoption. This paper addresses this gap by validating extensive primary data (from over 1600 respondents) on OTT educational apps. We tested the data’s functionality with six machine learning algorithms, with the Random Forest method achieving over 98% accuracy. Our findings are expected to be highly beneficial, serving as a landmark study. They’ll set the stage for future research into simulating educational OTT app subscriptions using machine learning, providing a strong foundation for this evolving field.