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    <h1 style="background: url('android.png') no-repeat right; padding-top: 50px; margin-top: 0;">Android projects by <span>Chris Smith</span></h1>
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     <h2>Context-aware framework</h2>
     <p>
      The goal of the context-aware framework is to create an open, easy-to-use
      framework for application developers to retrieve information about the
      user's context. This context information includes low-level activites
      (walking, sitting, running, etc), places (home, work, travelling),
      nearby people (friends, strangers, etc) and more.
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      At present the project is in a research and data-collection phase. The
      applications presented below are intended to assist in gathering data
      which can be analysed to determine suitable algorithms and parameters
      to perform the detection necessary to correctly classify and extract
      context information. While they are published on the Android market
      and freely available to download, they do not provide any benefit to
      end users, so it is not anticipated that they will be widely used
      outside a small set of voluntary testers.
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      <a href="market://details?id=uk.co.md87.android.sensorlogger" class="qr"><img src="SensorLogger.png" alt="SensorLogger.apk QR code"></a>
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      <h3>Sensor logger</h3>
      <p>Logs changes in accelerometer and magnetic field readings over a 50 second period. This data is combined with a user-supplied activity description, and uploaded for use in development, training and evaluation of an activity detection algorithm.</p>
      <p>The application provides a link to a web-based portal where users can see a graph of their uploaded data, and the results of the activity detection algorithm will also be surfaced there.</p>
      <h4>Changelog</h4>
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       <li><strong>0.1.5 &rarr; 0.1.6</strong>: Fix force close on devices that use MEIDs not IMEI numbers</li>
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