Data from simulink output is not available

csu-hmc / perturbed-data-paper

A paper on an elaborate gait data set.

https://peerj.com/articles/918/

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Data from simulink output is not available #105

Closed moorepants closed 9 years ago

moorepants commented 9 years ago

Just making this issue to note what Sandy and I already discussed. We either need to commit this to the processed-data directory in this repo if the data file is "small" or host it on Zenodo for download.

To clarify: this is the desired commanded control inputs to the treadmill for the different belt speeds.

skhnat commented 9 years ago

The file is 7.17 MB. Is that cool for uploading?

moorepants commented 9 years ago

Hmm. That's a little large. Can you send it to me? I think I can add it to the Zenodo item we already have for this. Make sure it is in the final form with proper column headings and such. Also, we need a description of the file to add to the data readme. If you can write a few sentences explaining it and where it came from that would be helpful.

skhnat commented 9 years ago

@moorepants Did I ever send you this file?

moorepants commented 9 years ago

Yes, you did. I need to add it to the data download. I'll do that when I work on issue #134.

moorepants commented 9 years ago

I'll handle this one, but if you can deal with the other matlab ones, that would be great.

moorepants commented 9 years ago

@spinningplates I have the files containing the commanded longitudinal perturbations but not the one for the lateral. Can you send that to me ASAP?

moorepants commented 9 years ago

@spinningplates

I decided on this. I've created a new compressed file perturbation-signals.tar.gz that contains:

README.rst to explain the contents of the file.
longitudinal-perturbation.txt a csv file for the belt speeds
lateral-perturbation.txt a csv file for the base lateral motion

The file will be included with the current zenodo download or be as a separate zenodo item (I'm getting help from zenodo tech support to figure out how to do the first).

Regardless, this will be unzipped and if the default config is used the directory structure from the root of this repository will be like this:

raw-data/
|
--> perturbation-signals/
     |
     ---> longitundinal-perturbation.txt
     |
     ---> lateral-perturbation.txt

So all of the matlab scripts need to be updated to load from these files. I would recommend using PR #150.

moorepants commented 9 years ago

Ok this is fixed in #155. You can update your m-files to reflect the new data sources.