The Role of “Wireless Network Technology” in Analysis of the Reasons for the Fame of Chinese “Web Series” in the Big Data Era

Abstract

“Web Series” has exploded in fame thanks to the ever-expanding capabilities of “wireless network technology”, which has shifted the spotlight of studies on mobile and contemporary communication to the phenomenon that is driving this trend. “Web Series” study heavily relies on analyzing the causes of the fame, which is a vital part of media impact research. Nevertheless, in this age of huge data, the original click-through rate measuring technique fails to accurately determine why online dramas are so popular, and the issue remains unsolved. Hence, this research suggests a wireless network-based analytic model to examine the uses and gratifications theory's viewpoint on the popular reasons for the “Web Series”' appeal. To begin, we employ “wireless network technology” to compile “Web Series” data communication rates; next, we make decisions based on popular techniques and explanations for data characteristics; and last, we exclude “Web Series” data that isn't important to our judgment. Subsequently, the communication rate of data and structure of the online drama are evaluated in the analysis of the results. The click-through rate measuring approach is used to ascertain the factors contributing to the probability of occurrence. The simulation test results and analysis indicate that "wireless network technology" may enhance the accuracy of determining the factors contributing to the fame of “Web Series” by 90.3%. It can also calculate the time needed for cause analysis and identify the causes for various sorts of “Web Series” content and formats. Lastly, it can meet the requirements of “Web Series” cause analysis.