Closed heathcliffYang closed 6 years ago
What happens after you press the calibrate button? Can you send me your DB?
I have informed you of the DB on your find3 Slack.
The comment on the file is 'Here is the database with the name problem.'
@heathcliffYang I don't see anything on the Slack, can you paste the link to the message?
This is the link. https://find3.slack.com/files/UBV4JH6S1/FBV0LRDB4/cszf2cs.sqlite3.db
Maybe post it here, since slack doesn't work.
Does this work? CSzF2cs.sqlite3.db.zip
Thank you!!
@heathcliffYang The server was right. There is no learning data available:
$ sqlite3 CSzF2cs.sqlite3.db "select count(timestamp) from sensors where locationid == ''"
22
$ sqlite3 CSzF2cs.sqlite3.db "select count(timestamp) from sensors where locationid != ''"
0
You have 22 fingerprints that have no location attached to them, and you have 0 fingerprints with location information. In order to use FIND you have to send fingerprints with location information. I recommend following this guide: https://www.internalpositioning.com/doc/tracking_your_phone.md It will get you started with sending fingerprints with location information.
Yes, I'm sure when I did learning, I gave the location name called 'labone.'
I have a comparison group: the family name is 'exp,' and it works normally.
@heathcliffYang There is something else going wrong - its not the server, but the client you are using to send the fingerprints. Likely a bug. How did you do the learning?
I followed your instructions, the only difference is family name.
If I name the family 'exp-d,' it will trigger an error:
No learning data available, see the documentation for how to get started with learning.
The sever cannot create the corresponding
find3.ai
file even after 300 seconds. The dashboard displays that there are already more than 20 data overall.