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Exploration of LifeSnap Fitbit Data
Exploration of LifeSnap Fitbit Data
on
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BY
Mausam
Prabhudatta Barik 2028022
Devansh Soni 2028170
Abhiyankar Shakti 2028173
Prem Bahadur Shah 2028177
2028197
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF
GUIDE NAME
December 2023
A PROJECT REPORT
on
Exploration of LifeSnap Fitbit Data
Submitted to
KIIT Deemed to be University
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for the Award of
BY
Mausam
Prabhudatta Barik
Devansh Soni 2028022
Abhiyankar Shakti 2028170
Prem Bahadur Shah 2028173
2028177
2028197
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF
December 2023
KIIT Deemed to be University
School of Computer Engineering
Bhubaneswar, ODISHA 751024
CERTIFICATE
This is certify that the project entitled
Mausam 2028022
Prabhudatta Barik 2028170
Devansh Soni 2028173
Abhiyankar Shakti 2028177
Prem Bahadur Shah 2028197
is a record of bonafide work carried out by them, in the partial fulfillment of the
requirement for the award of Degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Sci-
ence & Engineering OR Information Technology) at KIIT Deemed to be university,
Bhubaneswar. This work is done during the year 2022-2023, under our guidance.
Date: 07/12/23
Mausam
Prabhudatta Barik
Devansh Soni
Abhiyankar Shakti
Prem Bahadur Shah
ABSTRACT
Keywords: ML, AI
Contents
1 Introduction 1
2 Basic Concepts 2
3. Project Planning 3
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3. Project Analysis (SRS) 3
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3. System Design 3
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3.3.1 Design Constraints 3
4 Implementation 4
4. Methodology / Proposal 4
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4. Testing / Verification Plan 4
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4. Result Analysis / Screenshots 4
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4. Quality Assurance 4
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5 Standard Adopted 5
5. Design Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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5. Coding Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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5. Testing Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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6 Conclusion and Future Scope 6
6. Conclusion ……………………….. 6
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6. Future Scope ………………………. 6
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References 7
Individual Contribution 8
Plagiarism Report 9
Chapter 1
Introduction
How It Works:
4. Fitbit App & Dashboard: The Fitbit app and online dashboard
provide users with a user-friendly interface to view their data, set
fitness goals, track progress, log food intake, record workouts,
monitor sleep quality, and access additional health-related
features.
5. Motivation & Tracking: Fitbit watches use this collected data to
provide users with personalized insights, progress updates,
reminders to move, goal celebrations, and challenges to encourage
increased activity and healthier habits. The devices utilize
gamification techniques like badges and achievements to motivate
users to achieve their fitness goals.
Problem Statement
Despite the immense potential of LifeSnap Fitbit data to revolutionize health
and well-being, several hurdles impede its complete utilization and impact.
Users are inundated with raw data but struggle to extract meaningful insights
and personalize health strategies.The existing landscape lacks comprehensive
and user-centric fitness bands that seamlessly integrate various health metrics
tracking while ensuring accuracy, durability, and comfort for continuous wear
during physical activities. Users often face challenges in accessing real-time,
personalized health insights and interpreting the collected data to make
informed decisions about their fitness routines.
LifeSnap Fitbit data holds immense potential for tackling a multitude of health
and well-being challenges. By providing objective measures of physical activity,
sleep quality, and other health metrics, it empowers individuals to track progress,
set goals, and make informed decisions about their health. From promoting
physical activity and improving sleep quality to managing chronic diseases and
developing personalized health interventions, LifeSnap data offers valuable
insights that can benefit both individuals and healthcare professionals.
Furthermore, its role in research and development facilitates the creation of new
technologies, interventions, and policies aimed at improving public health
outcomes.
2. As a researcher:
● I want to access a large and diverse dataset of LifeSnap Fitbit data
to study human behavior and understand the relationships between
physical activity, sleep, and various health outcomes.
● I want to develop machine learning models that can analyze
LifeSnap data and predict future health risks, allowing for
preventive interventions.
● I want to use LifeSnap data to identify potential targets for drug
development and design new therapies for chronic diseases.
● I want to share my research findings with the scientific community
and contribute to the development of evidence-based public health
policies.
3. As a healthcare professional:
● I want to access my patients' LifeSnap data to gain a comprehensive
understanding of their activity levels, sleep patterns, and other
health metrics.
● I want to use LifeSnap data to personalize treatment plans for
patients with chronic diseases, allowing for more effective symptom
management and improved quality of life.
● I want to collaborate with other healthcare professionals to share
insights gained from LifeSnap data and develop evidence-based
interventions for promoting population health.
● I want to contribute to research studies using LifeSnap data to
advance medical knowledge and develop new approaches to
healthcare.
4. As a policymaker:
● I want to use LifeSnap data to inform public health policies and
programs aimed at promoting physical activity and improving sleep
hygiene among populations.
● I want to invest in research initiatives that utilize LifeSnap data to
develop effective interventions for tackling major public health
challenges.
● I want to ensure equitable access to LifeSnap technology and data,
fostering a more inclusive and accessible healthcare system.
● I want to monitor the impact of LifeSnap data on population health
outcomes and make adjustments to policies as needed to maximize
positive outcomes.
Functional Requirement:-
FR-1: Data Integration and Analysis:
Seamlessly integrate data from Fitbit devices, other health trackers, medical
records, and behavioral data sources.Analyze integrated data to generate
personalized health insights, including trends, correlations, and predictions.
Provide interactive dashboards and reports for data visualization.
Non-Functional Requirement:-
NFR-2: Performance:
The system shall respond to user interactions within 2 seconds. Data ingestion
and processing shall be completed within 5 minutes of data collection. The
system shall be able to handle a peak load of 10,000 concurrent users.
NFR-3: Security:
All user data shall be encrypted at rest and in transit. Access to user data shall be
restricted to authorized individuals only. The system shall be regularly
monitored for vulnerabilities and patched promptly.
Potential Risks:-
Technical Risks:
Data Security and Privacy: Risks of unauthorized access to user data, data
breaches, and non-compliance with data privacy regulations like GDPR
and HIPAA.
System Scalability and Performance: Inability to handle peak user loads
and data volume, leading to system outages and performance bottlenecks.
Data Integration and Processing: Issues with data ingestion, cleansing, and
processing, leading to inaccurate or incomplete data analysis.
Machine Learning Model Performance: Models failing to meet accuracy
requirements and generating unreliable predictions. Technology Stack
Compatibility and Integration: Incompatible libraries, frameworks, or
tools causing development delays and integration issues.
Business Risks:
Lack of User Adoption and Engagement: Users losing interest in the
application due to complex functionalities, poor user experience, or lack of
perceived value.
Competition from Existing Solutions: Difficulty competing with
established players in the health and fitness market.
Data Ownership and Monetization: Uncertainty about data ownership,
privacy concerns, and challenges in monetizing data while fostering user
trust.
Regulatory Changes: New regulations or compliance requirements
impacting data collection, usage, and sharing practices.
Business Model Viability: Difficulty in achieving sustainable revenue and
profitability with the chosen business model.
Technical Constraints:
● Data Integration and Interoperability: Integrating data from diverse
sources with varying formats and protocols can be challenging, requiring
robust data pipelines and standardized data exchange formats.
● Scalability and Performance: Handling large volumes of data and ensuring
smooth user experience with increasing user base require efficient data
processing, infrastructure scaling, and performance optimization.
● Security and Privacy: Protecting sensitive user data from unauthorized
access, breaches, and misuse is essential, requiring robust security
measures and compliance with data privacy regulations.
● Algorithm Performance and Bias: Machine learning algorithms used for
data analysis and recommendations need to be highly accurate, unbiased,
and explainable to ensure trust and user acceptance.
● Technology Stack Selection: Choosing the right technology stack for
development needs to consider compatibility, scalability, performance,
security, and cost-effectiveness.
User-related Constraints:
● Engagement and Motivation: Maintaining user engagement and
motivation to consistently use the application and follow personalized
recommendations is crucial for achieving health goals.
● User Interface and User Experience: The user interface needs to be
intuitive, user-friendly, and accessible to a diverse user base with varying
technical skills and abilities.
● Data Literacy and Interpretation: Users need to understand their data and
insights effectively to make informed decisions and take action towards
improving their health.
● Privacy Concerns: Addressing user concerns about data privacy and
security is crucial for building trust and encouraging data sharing.
Ethical Considerations:
● Algorithmic Bias and Fairness: Machine learning algorithms should be
developed and deployed responsibly to avoid biases and ensure fairness in
personalized recommendations and interventions.
● Data Ownership and Control: Users should have clear understanding and
control over their data, including the ability to access, modify, and delete
it.
● Accessibility and Inclusivity: The application should be accessible and
inclusive to users with diverse backgrounds, abilities, and health
conditions.
● Transparency and Explainability: Users need clear explanations of how
the application works, how their data is used, and how insights and
recommendations are generated.
Chapter 4
Implementation
The implementation of the code that can explore the dataset is discussed in detail
below : -
4.2 Testing
After the exploration of the data set below are some of the breakdowns of the
obtained analysis of the dataset : -
Average Change in behavior -
Chapter 5
Standards Adopted
● Version Control
The code is stored in a version control system, which tracks changes to the
code over time, allows for multiple people to work on the code without
overwriting each other’s changes, and makes it easy to roll back changes if
necessary.
Exception Handling
Robust exception handling mechanisms are implemented to ensure graceful
failure of the program in the event of an error. This includes the use of
try/except/finally blocks, custom exception classes, and logging of meaningful
error messages.
Unit Testing
A comprehensive suite of unit tests is included to validate the correctness of each
function and class. These tests are designed to cover all edge cases and potential
failure points in the code, ensuring that any modifications or additions to the
code do not introduce regressions.
System Testing
System tests are performed to validate the complete and fully integrated software
product. The purpose of these tests is to replicate real-world scenarios that may
occur once the product is released.
Regression Testing
Regression tests are run after modifications to the software to ensure that
previously working functionality has not been broken. This helps to catch any
unintended side-effects that might have been introduced during development.
Performance Testing
Performance tests are conducted to ensure that the system performs optimally
under expected loads. This includes stress testing, where the system is tested
under extreme loads, and scalability testing, where the system is tested under an
increasing amount of load to see how it handles large amounts of data.
Chapter 6
Conclusion and Future Scope
6.1 Conclusion:
5. User-Centric Design:
● Incorporate continuous user feedback for design refinements.
● Explore customizable bands and aesthetics for enhanced
personalization.
8. Cybersecurity Measures:
● Stay vigilant on emerging threats and update security
protocols.
● Investigate blockchain or secure technologies for data integrity
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Abstract: This project introduces an advanced fitness band addressing limitations in current
wearables by prioritizing user comfort and accurate health data integration. It combines
modern materials, numerous sensors, and ergonomic design for real-time insights during
physical activity. Features include wireless connectivity, GPS tracking, and a mobile app for
personalized data visualization. The goal is to enable comprehensive health monitoring and
diagnostic capabilities, pushing boundaries in wearable health technology.
Individual contribution and findings: The student should clearly indicate his/her role
in the project group and the contribution in implementing the project work. The student should
also outline his /her planning involved in implementing his/her part in the work. This
contribution report should be different for every student in the group. The student would also
write his./her technical findings and experience while implementing the corresponding part of
the project. The overall contribution report should not be less than 1 page for each student.
The Student should provide both the soft copy and signed hard copy to the project supervisor.