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Measuring Time-Horizon Engagement Effectiveness: Persistence, Recency, and Re-Emergence
Online attention is commonly summarized using cumulative volume, peak activity, or arithmetic averages, but such measures can obscure differences between activity that is sustained over time, concentrated near the present, or renewed after dormancy. This paper introduces the Time-Horizon Engagement
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