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Tail-Diagnostic Lorenz and Pareto
Every US-tracked title is ranked by viewing demand that day, from most-watched to least-watched. Both axes use logarithmic scales: a near-straight line at the top means viewing is extremely top-heavy, then the curve bends even steeper farther down, where readings get close to the panel’s reliable floor.
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Every US-tracked title is ranked by viewing demand that day, from most-watched to least-watched. Both axes use logarithmic scales: a near-straight line at the top means viewing is extremely top-heavy, then the curve bends even steeper farther down, where readings get close to the panel’s reliable floor.
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