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actiplot provides ggplot2 visualizations
for minute-level activity data, including steps and activity counts. It
works with the standardized timestamp conventions used throughout the
activerse.
acti_minute_data is a processed minute-level recording
drawn from the Figshare collection
of upper-limb activity data from 20 myoelectric prosthesis users and
20 anatomically intact adults. Please cite the original data descriptor
when using it: Chadwell A, Kenney L, Granat M, Thies S, Galpin A, and
Head J (2019), Upper limb activity
of twenty myoelectric prosthesis users and twenty healthy anatomically
intact adults, Scientific Data 6, 199.
Core entry points:
acti_plot_time() for a complete activity time
seriesacti_plot_day() for time-of-day-aligned daily rowsacti_plot_heatmap() for a date-by-time activity heat
mapYou can install actiplot from GitHub with:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("jhuwit/actiplot")activity <- acti_minute_data[seq_len(1440), ]
acti_plot_time(activity, counts, breaks = "4 hours")
acti_plot_day(activity, counts, breaks = "4 hours")
Daily facets can use a compact month-and-day label or
baseline-relative day numbers: facet = "month-day" and
facet = "day", respectively.
acti_plot_day(activity, counts, facet = "month-day")
acti_plot_day(activity, counts, facet = "day")
For a complete recording, x_axis = "12 hours" labels
midnight and noon with both the date and a 12-hour clock. Use
x_axis = "midnight" when a date-only label at midnight is
preferred.
acti_plot_time(acti_minute_data, counts, x_axis = "12 hours")
acti_plot_time(acti_minute_data, counts, x_axis = "midnight")
acti_plot_day(acti_minute_data, counts, breaks = "4 hours")
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
Health stats visible at Monitor.