I found an issue within the - bandicoot/bandicoot/helper/group.py at line 183. That line needed to be commented out for it to work within metrics.all ().

Because with the current code, I get the following error: RemoteTraceback Traceback (most recent call last)

RemoteTraceback:

"""

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/Users/neetipokhriyal/Research/opalalgorithms/src/bandicoot/bandicoot/helper/group.py", line 181, in group_records_with_padding

pointer = next(_range)

StopIteration

With that line commented out, there is no error. Could be a versioning issue too...I use python 3.6.

Thanks.

I saw the demo in the notebook but I can't find documentation on the graphing functionalities. I wrote same code as the demo but with my data and the index.html's are not being generated after I run these lines

bc.special.demo.export_antennas(U, 'viz/mobility_view') bc.special.demo.export_transitions(U, 'viz/mobility_view') bc.special.demo.export_timeline(U, 'viz/event_timeline') bc.special.demo.export_network(U, 'viz/network_view')

I did create those folders because I was getting errors. But now there are no errors but also no graphics. I'd appreciate help with this :)

The version of the file 'io.py' that is installed when using pip does not have the function optional_parser. This function (line 190) is in the version of the files available in GitHub.

Not having the optional_parser function makes that some functions on the recharge module do not apply, as the recharge activity only accepts day information but not for a timestamp.

I was trying to test out data collection by downloading own data using the android app however could not find the app on google playstore. Is the app not available anymore?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=edu.mit.media.bandicoot

Hi. I am trying to use Bandicoot to analyze Wifi data usage, the problem is very similar so the mapping between variables is easy. I am confused by the correspondent_id field on the .csv. On the getting started you start by loading /data/records/A.csv and state

bandicoot uses one record file per user. Record files are structured as follows:

From this I inferred that all the data in A.csv is about user A. When looking at correspondant_id at first I assumed that it was the id of the user, but now I come to realize that it doesn't make sense since in this example you see different correspondante_id's, but they should all be the same if the data is about the same user.

So... what is really correspondent_id?

Hello, I am trying to compute indicators for a user and have put calls/antennas into the format listed in the quick start docs. Here is the antennas file For some reason I can't pin down, these antennas' locations are not recognized. When I query the antennas, I still see there are attributes however: Any idea what might be happening here?

@yvesalexandre Why is Iframe in the code block below not showing? import os

Export the visualization to a new directory, "viz".

bc.visualization.export(U, "GA")

Successfully exported the visualization to GA 'GA'

Display the exported visualization in a frame within this notebook

IFrame("GA/index.html", '100%', 700)

This code block is also not showing the ego network: import os viz_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(name)) + '/viz' bc.visualization.export(U, viz_path)

from IPython.display import IFrame IFrame("/files/viz/index.html", "100%", 700)

Someone please help

in line 116 of helper/group return (d.year, d.day, d.hour, d.minute // 30)

should't it be return (d.year, d.month, d.day, d.hour, d.minute // 30)

or I'm missing something ?

https://github.com/yvesalexandre/bandicoot/blob/73a658f6f17331541cf0b1547028db9b70e8d58a/bandicoot/helper/group.py#L116

Hi, I am using FnF data to generate user's features. However, for all the features (bc.utils.all(user)) i observed that the has_calls is always falseand all features related to calls were null. While debugging i found that there are 33 out of 53 FnF users (with personality results) had calls with call duration not null.

e.g. for user "sp10-01-19" out of 275 results there are many calls with duration not null but still the bandicoot imports it this way and the reporting-has_C is always false

`sp10-01-19

[x] 52 records from 2010-07-24 09:42:35 to 2011-05-09 10:01:22

[x] 11 contacts

[ ] No attribute stored

[ ] No antenna stored

[ ] No recharges

[x] Has home

[x] Has texts

[ ] No calls

[ ] No network`

What should i do?

First of all, this is a great python module, so thank you. In my case I want to apply it (in particular the bc.utils.all function) to a muslim country. It all works fine, besides the fact that the weekend is actually on Friday and Saturday (so day [5,6] and not [6,7]). Is there an easy way to integrate it into the function? Thanks in advance fabibru

Hi there, I've trying bandicoot app and documentation, it looks really impressive. Nevertherless, I've been able to create metadata.csv file with my own mobile phone call/text data but antennas information is missing (antenna_id column is empty). Any idea why is happening this?

Thanks in advance

Is there any problem with the visualization data? I am trying to run the notebook in the demo folder (code below), but it does not display anything.

import os viz_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(name)) + '/viz' bc.visualization.export(U, viz_path)

from IPython.display import IFrame IFrame("/files/viz/index.html", "100%", 700)

Thanks, Pablo

I think the issue lies in io.py in the schema definition in line 230

'direction': (not_callandtext and r.direction is None) or r.direction in ['in', 'out'],

should be

'direction': (not_callandtext and r.direction in [None, '']) or r.direction in ['in', 'out'],