Sleep Data in the Apple Health Export
Where to find sleep data in the Apple Health Export and some examples of how to display the data.
iOS 16.2 Fixes Apple Health Export
Version 16.2 fixes a problem introduced with version 16.0 of the Apple Health Export. The export of version 16.0 and 16.1 did not produce a valid XML file. This post describes a work-around provided by user etresoft on the Apple Support forum that repairs the exported XML file so that it can be imported. This is no longer needed as of version 16.2.
Fall Detection
Exploring an example of fall detection via the Apple Watch and interpreting the event via details from the Apple Health Export.
A Nerd Visits the ER with His Apple Watch – Twice
Using the Apple Health Export data to show the context of a visit to the ER.
A New Look for This Web Site
It’s a new look! I have converted the site to Hugo Apéro theme. It includes some fun images, including some grotesques from the Sterling Library and Law School buildings at Yale. Except it’s an old “new look” because I am converting the blog to quarto.
Apple Health Export Part I
A deep dive into the Apple Health Export (data from the Apple Health app). It describes how to create the export and then import it into R. It also provides a very complicated procedure to adjust the time stamps into the correct local time.
Guilford Demographics
A description of the demographic structure of Guilford by age compared with other towns. Also provides some background on the geographic location of registered voters in Guilford. This post is very similar to the previous post; it does not include the R code so it is much more readable.
Guilford Registered Voters: An R Sampler
Exploraton of geotagging and gender identification based on voter registration dataset for Guilford. Explores geotagging, identifing gender from first name, US Census, and general data clean-up. To see just the interesting plots without lots of R-related detail, skip this post and read the next one instead.
