Example of time-tracking

Gwern Branwen gwern at gwern.net
Sun Aug 17 00:20:51 CEST 2014


On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 5:02 PM, Gwern Branwen <gwern at gwern.net> wrote:
>> - I work more and often in the morning (segmenting results into day slots– dawn, wee hours, morning, mid-morning, afternoon, evening–yielded even more interesting results…)

I thought I'd try to extract my own 24-h data from arbtt and see how
my factor-analysis fared, but it looks like this can't be done with
arbtt right now: I need categorization of data usage by minute or by
hour, but it seems arbtt only supports extracting data to csv by
chunks of day/month/year

               --for-each=PERIOD       one of: day, month, year

Is there a workaround here? Or does --for-each need to be extended? I
think it would be enough to add 'minute' as a period, since arbtt
isn't generally used more fine-grained than that and I can aggregate
by hour in R if it turns out that there's not enough data for
plotting/regressing by minute over 24h.

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