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Cluster One II: comparing cycling performance on similar courses

A short follow-up post. Previously, I looked at how to reproduce a Strava feature that compares performance over similar courses. With a few modifications to the code, I was able to analyse a much larger dataset of cycling performance on similar courses. Two courses with the highest number of tracks are shown below. I cycle […]

28th November 2020By quantixed computing cycling, gpx, IgorPro, Strava

Turn That Heartbeat Over Again: comparing wrist and chest-strap HRM

As a geek, the added bonus of exercise is the fun that you can have with the data you’ve generated. A recent conversation on Twitter about the accuracy of wrist-based HRMs got me thinking… how does a wrist-based HRM compare with a traditional chest-strap HRM? Conventional wisdom says that the chest-strap is more accurate, but […]

15th May 2018By quantixed fun cycling, Garmin, IgorPro, Rstats

Elevation: accuracy of a Garmin Edge 800 GPS device

I use a Garmin 800 GPS device to log my cycling activity. including my commutes. Since I have now built up nearly 4 years of cycling the same route, I had a good dataset to look at how accurate the device is. I wrote some code to import all of the rides tagged with commute […]

18th January 2017By quantixed computing, fun cycling, dataviz, GPS, health, Igor, IgorPro, plots, statistics

A Day In The Life III

This year #paperOTD (or paper of the day for any readers not on Twitter) did not go well for me. I’ve been busy with lots of things and I’m now reviewing more grants than last year because I am doing more committee work. This means I am finding less time to read one paper per day. […]

22nd December 2015By quantixed fun, music, reading cycling, paper of the day, papers2 Comments
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