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ACTIVITY MONITOR - Vanderbilt Kennedy Center

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MED ASSOCIATES INC. <strong>ACTIVITY</strong> <strong>MONITOR</strong><br />

Figure 7-11 - Analysis Screen<br />

The above screen is the post analysis screen for hole board data. The red circles<br />

indicate the selected task holes, the green numbers indicate entries into the task holes,<br />

the yellow numbers indicate entries into non-task holes, and the solid red circle indicates<br />

repeated entries into a task hole. If the hole board strips are installed, then the screen<br />

can also show zonal data and revolution data. Clicking on either Previous or Next will<br />

cycle between each block. However, since only one three-minute block was defined for<br />

this example, the data will not change. To see the summary file that was created when<br />

the experiment was first run, go to the data directory (unless User changed, it will be<br />

C:\Program Files\Activity) and open the file in a text editor (e.g. Notepad):<br />

Subject_555_Group_222_Experiment_987654321.Summary<br />

To see the zone analysis file that was just created, open the file:<br />

Subject_555_Group_222_Experiment_987654321.Zone<br />

In this example the file was saved in the database (ANALYSIS.MDB); so all data can be<br />

opened with a database.<br />

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