The “Sampling Package” and “Data Transformer” Software Patterns in CAMS
In a recent paper [1], we have documented the “Sampling Package” and “Data Transformer” software patterns used in CAMS. The patterns are core to CAMS and are the enablers of …
In a recent paper [1], we have documented the “Sampling Package” and “Data Transformer” software patterns used in CAMS. The patterns are core to CAMS and are the enablers of …
Creating cognitive assessment tests is the core features of Cognition Package. This tutorial will guide you through how to create the needed domain model objects for a cognitive assessment task, …
Research Package (RP) supports localization, i.e., the ability to support different languages in an app. This is done in different ways and this tutorial seeks to provide an overview of …
A core feature of Research Package is to create and collect informed consent from users participating in a research study. This entails providing a set of information pages (called “consent …
Creating surveys is one of the core features of ResearchPackage. This tutorial will guide you through how to create the needed domain model objects for a survey task, how to …
This tutorial describes the overall software architecture of ResearchPackage and its API, and how to get started. Architecture and API API Naming We are following the API naming pattern from …
CARP Core has been in continuous development for almost four years now. It has grown to encompass 27,025 lines of code across 10 submodules. Currently, it is used to host …
A null-safe version of Research Package has been released as version 0.6.0. In addition to upgrading to Dart null-safety, the release also contain better support for customizing UI theming, and …
As described in a previous post, we are moving towards releasing version 1.0.0 of CARP Mobile Sensing (CAMS). One important step on this path is to update the entire suite …
We have previously investigated the so-called “sampling coverage” of CAMS for Android 10. These tests showed back then a very good – 100% – sampling coverage – i.e., CAMS were …