Event Attendance Predictor
Event Attendance Predictor estimates attendees, confidence, and capacity use from invitations, response rate, and external factors for better event planning.
Formulas Used in Event Attendance Predictor
The calculator uses the following formulas to estimate event attendance:
Expected Attendees:
\\[ A_e = I \cdot R \cdot F_e \cdot (1 – N) \\]Attendance Confidence Score:
\\[ S = \min\left(100 \cdot \frac{R \cdot F_e}{R_{\text{max}}}, 100\right) \\]Capacity Utilization:
\\[ U = \frac{A_e}{C} \cdot 100 \\]Where:
- \\( A_e \\): Expected attendees (people)
- \\( I \\): Number of invitations sent (people)
- \\( R \\): Response rate (decimal)
- \\( F_e \\): External factor multiplier (Poor: 0.8, Average: 1.0, Favorable: 1.2)
- \\( N \\): No-show rate (decimal)
- \\( S \\): Attendance confidence score (%)
- \\( R_{\text{max}} \\): Maximum reference response rate (0.8)
- \\( U \\): Capacity utilization (%)
- \\( C \\): Venue capacity (people)
Example Calculations
Example 1: Small Event, Low Response Rate
Input: Invitations = 100, Response Rate = 30%, External Factors = Poor, No-Show Rate = 20%, Venue Capacity = 80
Result: Expected Attendees: 19 people, Confidence Score: 30%, Capacity Utilization: 24%
Example 2: Medium Event, Average Conditions
Input: Invitations = 500, Response Rate = 50%, External Factors = Average, No-Show Rate = 10%, Venue Capacity = 400
Result: Expected Attendees: 225 people, Confidence Score: 62.5%, Capacity Utilization: 56.25%
Example 3: Large Event, Favorable Conditions
Input: Invitations = 2000, Response Rate = 70%, External Factors = Favorable, No-Show Rate = 5%, Venue Capacity = 1500
Result: Expected Attendees: 1596 people, Confidence Score: 100%, Capacity Utilization: 106.4%