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Sebastian Wernicke

Analytics of TED Talks: Sebastian Wernicke | 2019 Wharton People Analytics Conference

A person speaking on stage at a conference with a large presentation slide behind them. The slide features a diagram with axes labeled "Rational" and "Emotional" as well as categories like "Longwinded," "Unconvincing," "

Have you ever wondered what makes certain Ted Talks go viral? Sebastian Wernicke, Chief Data Scientist at ONE LOGIC, analyzed all of the Ted Talks over the last 10 years and conducted a statistical analysis to identify what makes the most memorable TED Talks. He looks at delivery style, profession,…Read More

May 15, 2019   |   Video
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