Background
Exporting data can be done in several ways. This article provides help on exporting data as:
- CVS format directly from the Patient Overview
- PDF files
- Raw data
- CSV file from accelerometer data
Below is a guide to the different export options you have in your project.
Export in CSV format directly from the Patient overview on the web page
If you wish to export data in a CSV file, this can be done directly from the 'Patients' tab and follow this guide.
1) Click on the grey icon with an arrow to the left of the patient's name.
A box will then open where you can choose how you want the data to be summarised.
There are three options, respectively to sum the data for one hour at a time, for every 15 minutes or for every 5 seconds, depending on the level of detail desired in the data processing.
2) Choose the one you find most useful. You can choose between 'Summarized for every 1 hour', 'Summarized for every 15 min' and 'Not summarized'.
| Note: Please note that you can only export data using this approach if you have set a specific start and end date for the patient. |
In your transfers folder, data will now be available.
Export data as PDF files
There are three possible ways to export as PDF files:
- Export a weekly report from the sensor page
- Export a PDF Average Report from the Patient page
- Export a PDF Extended Report from the Patient page.
All reports can show a maximum overview of 14 days. The PDF reports are also particularly suitable for handing out to patients themselves.
Export Weekly report from the Sensor page
Under the 'Sensors' tab, select which sensor you want to export data from.
1) Press the Export button.
2) Select PDF Report.
3) Select the export period.
Under 'Transfers' the PDF report will now be available.
(Udklip af en ugerapport)
Reports from patient profile
From a patient profile it is possible to download two reports showing a summary of the patient's activity by pressing on this logo by the patient's name:
Both reports show a summary page where it is possible to see the patient's average per day for the period. In addition, a donut/pie chart and a bar chart for each day of the period are also displayed.
(Summary for each category and donut/pie chart) (Bar chart for each day of the period)
The difference between the reports is that the PDF Average Report only shows the summary page, while the PDF Extended Report also shows the weekly report afterwards, showing the activity hour by hour for each day of the period.
Export raw data
Under the 'Sensors' tab, select which sensor you want to export data from.
1) Select "Accelerometer" from the menu.
2) Press the "Export" button.
3) Here you can choose a CSV file or Raw. To export raw data, select 'Raw'.
4) Select the export period.
| Note: Please note that only 14 days can be exported at a time due to the large amount of data. |
5) Also select whether you want Hex or Binary as export format.
The overall data format is the same for the two. For the Hex file the byte values are formatted as ascii hex with a new-line for each 12 bytes. You can view the Hex file in a text editor.
The Binary format is more compact an can be parsed in Python, R or similar. The format is:
6 bytes = Unix timestamp i ms
2 bytes = X, signed 16 bit integer x 0.008 G
2 bytes = Y, signed 16 bit integer x 0.008 G
2 bytes = Z, signed 16 bit integer x 0.008 G
Range: -4G to +4G, 10 bit resolution
Example:
016C87D85F170022FFD9FFAC
016C87D85F6E0022FFD9FFAC
016C87D85FC50022FFD9FFAC
In your transfers folder, data will now be available.
Export CSV file from accelerometer data
Under the 'Sensors' tab, select which sensor you want to export data from.
1) Select "Accelerometer" in the menu.
2) Press the "Export" button.
3) Here you can select a CSV file or Raw. Here you choose CSV.
4) Select the export period.
| Note: Please note that only 2 days can be exported at a time due to the large amount of data. |
In your transfers folder, data will now be available.
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