Here's a demo from Microsoft that shows the Gemini plug-in to the new version of Excel. It shows:
- how fast Excel will work with 20 million rows of data
- combining data from a warehouse with other 'private' data sets
- out-of-the-box data mining in Excel
- a 2 minute dashboard.
Here is the demo:
I'd like to run an n=1 experiment to naroml variations of my current lifestyle and behaviors that allow me to make evidence-based decisions to increase my energy level. My objective is to quantify the relative influence that each of these factors have on my energy level:1. Sleep (times, times awaken)2. Exercise (time, intensity)3. Diet (time, general comments/tags)4. Medications Supplements (time each is taken)Two questions:1. What tool or set of tools a. will minimize the burden of data collection?b. have integrated analysis tools to minimize custom coding effort in order to make meaning of the results?(e.g. Keas, The Carrot, Medhelp, Fitbit, Zeo)2. What metric is best for self-assessing mood and energy level?(e.g. I liked the 2-D mood graph that Margie showed at the meetup)Thanks!Jeremy
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Posted by: Shehab | Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at 06:29 PM
In the complicated world we live in, it's good to find simple soluitnos.
Posted by: Antonio | Saturday, May 05, 2012 at 07:45 PM
I created a Windows Application from Visual Studio and started designing the GUI - nothing too difficult, just enough to get the job done.
http://www.egysawa.com/vb
Posted by: fqw | Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 09:25 AM