What can I see with the data of the recorded arrows. I don’t see as many evaluations in the app as there are on the HomePage.
You are right, there are data analysis functions in the app as well as inside your account on the server, and they differ.
Inside the app, we provided all analysis features that are needed to analyze the arrows of the day as a support during your training and tuning sessions. Most important are basic statistical figures such as number of arrows, number of points achieved and so on. For grouping tests, the AGI is the relevant figure, see also this post: What is the AGI?. There are also special features available such the analysis views for the various tuning tests.
On your server account, there are all these features as well, but you can go back further into the history of your recorded arrows. Also, you can have a look at arrows from other archers, if they are sharing their data with you.
Archery Analytics has developed advanced data analysis features that allow to analyze developments over longer periods of time. You can track your performance and compare various aspects, such as how the vertical and horizontal dispersions depend on the shooting distance. You can try those advanced features using the demo account. Log in as user RyngDyng and with password 123demo123. You’ll find more items inside the data analysis menu:
- activity and performance: long-term development and activity monitoring
- comparative data analysis: find out how your performance is influenced by factors such as distance, type of target face, and many more
In case you are interested in using these advanced features for your data as well, just get in contact with the AA staff.
If you are interested in the details of the statistical numbers and how they relate to the various aspects in archery such as tuning of equipment or faults in shooting style, we recommend our White paper Tuning and Data Analysis.
Hi Jochen,
Quick query, are you able to provide any publicly available data which could be used for further academic research?
Kind regards
Joe
Hi Joe,
the philosophy is that the data are owned by the archers, not us. We could only share data that users have made available.
What would be the purpose of the research? Maybe we can ask some archers whether they’ll support you.
Jochen
Hi Jochen,
The research is an MSc data analysis thesis about statistical modelling within archery and hence I was just curious if you provide any publicly available data to be used for analysis. The type of data to be used would be tracking impact points (coordinates of arrows) and any contextual details such as the distance, target face size, archers bow arm etc. The archer(s) will remain anonymous for the study. Hence, any data that you may have permission to be made public will be of significant help.
Kind regards
Joe
I sent you some information via email. Did you receive it?