Food & Cooking · first detected 8 Aug 2026 · scored 6 Oct 2026
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Trend score
45/100
Opportunity
3/100
Confidence
66%
Trend, 30 days
| Component | Value | Weight | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attention growth | 86% | 0.40 | +34.4 |
| Coverage growth | 0% | 0.00 | +0.0 |
| Cross-source breadth | 33% | 0.27 | +8.9 |
| Acceleration | 100% | 0.20 | +20.0 |
| Freshness | 0% | 0.13 | +0.0 |
| Saturation (subtracted) | 72% | 0.25 | −18.0 |
| Trend score (0–100) | 45.3 |
Opportunity = trend 45.3 × (1 − saturation 72%) × stage weight 0.4 × niche relevance 0.64 = 3.2
Saturation parts: volume 100%, time elevated 7%, mainstream 100%. Spike ratio = mean of the last 3 days ÷ median of days 4–31. A source counts as spiking at ≥ 1.5× and robust z ≥ 2.
| Source | Spike | Robust z | Week over week | Spiking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| wikipedia | 7.26× | 62.3 | 269% | yes |
Full method: methodology. Rising means rising now; it is not a prediction that a topic will go viral.
Wikipedia views
14.9K/day
2026-09-07 → 2026-10-06 · fetched 7 Oct, 12:57 UTC
Attention data: Wikipedia pageviews via the Wikimedia Analytics API · Data as of 7 Oct, 12:57 UTC
Observed (measured data)
Interpretation (our reading, not a fact)
Interpretation: recent headlines (few so far) suggest renewed interest, but the data shows attention, not the reason behind it.
Written by AI from the stored evidence on this page (mock:claude-sonnet-5-5), 7 Oct 2026.
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Wikipedia views up 1.6× against its 4-week median
Up 110% on the previous 7 days (average across sources)
Still lightly covered (saturation 4%)
Still lightly covered (saturation 2%)
Up 12% on the previous 7 days (average across sources)
Still lightly covered (saturation 3%)