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The rowingdata library to create colorful plots from CrewNerd, Painsled and other rowing data tools

Project description

Based on python code by Greg Smith (https://quantifiedrowing.wordpress.com/) and inspired by the RowPro Dan Burpee spreadsheet (http://www.sub7irc.com/RP_Split_Template.zip)

To install

$ easy_install rowingdata

Or

$ pip install rowingdata

To upgrade:

$ pip install —-upgrade rowingdata

or

$ easy_install —-upgrade rowingdata

Release Notes:

0.45

  • Added saving and loading of rower data (so you can store your password and HR data)

0.43

  • Attempting to remove the dubious DataFrame copy errors using df.loc

0.42

  • Added RowPro CSV Parser

  • Added summary statistics and interval statistics (also copies the output to clipboard)

  • Interval statistics now (sort of) works for Desktop Painsled data

To Use

Beta. Use with caution.

Import

Import the package

>>> from rowingdata import *

Your personal data

If you’re not me (or have identical heart rate thresholds), you will have to change the default values for the rower. For example:

>>> john = rowingdata.rower(hrut2=100,hrut1=120,hrat=140,hrtr=150,hran=170,hrmax=180,c2username="johntherower",c2password="caughtacrab")

You can store this locally like this

>>> john.write("johnsdata.txt")

Then you can load this like this

>>> john = rowingdata.read_obj("johnsdata.txt")

Painsled

To use with Painsled CSV data, simply do

>>> row = rowingdata.rowingdata("testdata.csv",rower=myrower)
>>> row.plotmeters_erg()
>>> print row.allstats()

To use with RowPro CSV data, simply do

>>> rp = rowingdata.RowProParser("RP_testdata.csv")
>>> rp.write_csv("example_data.csv")
>>> row = rowingdata.rowingdata("example_data.csv")
>>> row.plotmeters_erg()
>>> row.plottime_erg()
>>> print row.summary()

CrewNerd (and other TCX)

To use with CrewNerd TCX data, simply do

>>> tcx = rowingdata.TCXParser("2016-03-25-0758.tcx")
>>> tcx.write_csv("example_data.csv")
>>> row = rowingdata.rowingdata("example_data.csv",rower=myrower)
>>> row.plotmeters_otw()
>>> row.plottime_otw()
>>> print row.summary()

Other useful stuff

To get any data column as a numpy array, use (for example for HR data - see list below for other accessible data fields).

>>> row.getvalues[' HRCur (bpm)']

To create the colorful plots as well as copy a text summary to the clipboard, assuming you have a summary file from CrewNerd called 2016-03-25-0758.CSV and a TCX file called 2016-03-25-0758.TCX

>>> rowingdata.dorowall("2016-03-25-0758")

Now you will have the summary data on your clipboard

Data Fields

The available data fields are

  • ‘Timestamp (sec)’

  • ‘ Horizontal (meters)’

  • ‘ Cadence (stokes/min’

  • ‘HRCur (bpm)’

  • ‘ Stroke500mPace (sec/500m)’

  • ‘ Power (watts)’

  • ‘ DriveLength (meters)’

  • ‘ StrokeDistance (meters)’

  • ‘ DriveTime (ms)’

  • ‘ StrokeRecoveryTime (ms)’

  • ‘ AverageDriveForce (lbs)’

  • ‘ PeakDriveForce (lbs)’

  • ‘cum_dist’

Known bugs

  • Something wrong with the time values when imported from RowPro

Future functionality

  • Add upload to concept2 logbook (that’s why we have the username and such in the rower class)

  • Add support for other erg software tools (just need the csv/tcx and it will be easy)

  • Add some command line tools to do the most common stuff

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