Quick start guide, including data formatting = click this link
Description of the outcome measures and how they are calculated = click this link
Description of the outcome measures and how they are calculated = click this link
Step 1. CLICK THIS to access the file upload page
This is very simple. Just click the link, click "Choose Files" then select the files you want to upload. You can select multiple files at once. Type in your first and last name along with a valid email address then click "Upload". This imports the files to the cloud sorted by your name. If you have any identifying data in your file names you could consider using the program I have created at this link to recode your file names to protect anonymity.
Your files will remain available for 24hrs after upload.
Step 2. Click the button below to update data
Step 3. Select and analyse your data (or click this for mobile friendlier access)
If the analysis program below is not loading or is very slow, try accessing another server by clicking the buttons below. If it still is not working refer to the NOTES page for troubleshooting and to contact us.
PLEASE CLOSE ALL ANALYSIS PAGES WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED - INCLUDING THIS ONE
* To perform no additional filtering of the data set the filter type to "simple moving average" and set the "average length" to 1.
PLEASE CLOSE ALL ANALYSIS PAGES WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED - INCLUDING THIS ONE
* To perform no additional filtering of the data set the filter type to "simple moving average" and set the "average length" to 1.
You can copy the numbers in the "Results String" box and paste them into a text editor (like notepad). This is in a space delimited format with the first column being the file, second being path length etc. You can simply copy and paste to new rows, then when you have processed all of your files save the document as a .txt file. Then open a spreadsheet program (eg. Excel), import the file and choose delimited format. This will then provide the results in a format that can be easily analysed statistically.
