The Arts

Modeling narrative features in TV series: coding and clustering analysis

M. Rocchi and G. Pescatore

This research by Marta Rocchi and Guglielmo Pescatore delves into the narrative structure of US medical TV series, analyzing over 400 hours of video to uncover key narrative features. Discover how their data-driven approach reveals the genre's surprising stability and the subtle art of storytelling in medicine.... show more

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