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UNCG-CSE / Library-Computer-Usage-Analysis

The University Libraries at UNCG currently track the state of a computer, determining whether or not a particular computer is in use. This data is compiled into a database, and a web app pulls from this database to show a map and number of available computers. As of Fall 2017, the data had not been used to determine which computers are used more frequently, aside from counting the number of times a computer transitions into/away from the 'in-use' state. This project attempts to correlate the usage of these computers with various factors, including: campus scheduling, equipment configuration, placement, population in the library, and area weather. Using this data, this project also uses machine learning to determine the best placement of computers for future allocation, and possible reconfiguration of equipment and space.
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Merge current work to master #26

Closed PatriciaTanzer closed 6 years ago

PatriciaTanzer commented 6 years ago

Question:

Should we add a description/purpose to the header of each ipynb file? Since they each do very different things and don't talk to each other.

brownworth commented 6 years ago

That may be for a greater discussion about formatting. Kicking off the discussion, I would propose that the format for .ipynb files be something along the lines of:

Title (same as name of file)

Subtitle (if necessary)

Description

PatriciaTanzer commented 6 years ago

All right. I'll try to get some headers in by Sunday and commit then - I think we should definitely have something in master before class on Monday.

PatriciaTanzer commented 6 years ago

So my hard drive finally died over the weekend - I'm getting it worked on but I'm having to borrow someone else's computer for all my homework. I won't be able to work on the headings until probably Tuesday at the earliest.

Do we want to wait or put things in master as-is?

PatriciaTanzer commented 6 years ago

Headers are in. If someone approves, we can go ahead and put what we have so far in master and then keep working.