Cyclist Profile chart from Sforzo Sport Science

[marco...@gmail.com]

Hi,

Please, I need help.

I've downloaded these R charts "Cyclist Profile chart from Sforzo Sport Science", "CP and eCP Model" from Livers, "Fatigue Resistance Profile from Edouard" but nothing shows up.

Have no idea why.

I have downloaded, installed, enabled and pointe today's R version 4.0.3

 

Thank you very much,

[kub3r4]

Do you have "Use GC charts" selected in Chart settings?

Because if i select "Use GC charts", nothing is displayed. I'm using "Average Power per Interval" posted by RB, just as test.

[Guillaume TOFFOLI]

For the first two graphs, check if you have installed all the packages needed for R and for python respectively.

For the third one, you need to change the expression "mmpdata4[c(2,3)] <- mmp$NP[mmpduration4[c(2,3)]]" with mmpdata4[c(2,3)] <- mmp$IsoPower[mmpduration4[c(2,3)]]

[marco...@gmail.com]

Chart Settings appears empty.

[marco...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I didn't know I needed Python too. 

When downloading the charts only  the lack of "R" was being reported.

Tks.

[Guillaume TOFFOLI]

Please read what is written. I told you "For the first two graphs, check if you have installed all the packages needed for R and for python respectively." which means you have to have R for the "Cyclist profile" and python for the "CP and eCP" chart with the package needed for both of them. To know this, just open the console like the image below to see in the code the packages used.

[Guillaume TOFFOLI]

You have the picture below if you can't see it in the previous message.

[Gerrie Delport]

Sorry but where did you get the Cyclist Profile chart, I don't see a option to download it in GC

[Ale Martinez (Please don't email or cc me)]

El domingo, 18 de octubre de 2020, 19:00:14 (UTC-3), marco...@gmail.com escribió:

Chart Settings appears empty.

That happens when R is not enabled in GC, there is a tutorial in https://github.com/GoldenCheetah/GoldenCheetah/wiki/UG_Special-Topics_Working-with-R

[Ale Martinez (Please don't email or cc me)]

While in Trends View: View > Download Chart > Curated, the "Cyclist Profile" Radar chart requires R with fmsb package installed.

There are other options available.

[marco...@gmail.com]

Hi, 

Tks for your help.

Lets address one chart at time:

For the Cyclist Profile I only need "R" , wright?

The console shows I have. 

For the other two ( eCP and Bike Fatigue Profile) I had read and understood I need "R" and Python but I trying to warn everybody that "when downloading those charts they do verify if you have "R" and the download doesn't happen but they don't that for Python".

No idea how to install Python but I'll search about.

Meanwhile lets try to solve the Cyclist Profile.

Thank you,

[Ale Martinez (Please don't email or cc me)]

El lunes, 19 de octubre de 2020, 18:01:13 (UTC-3), marco...@gmail.com escribió:

Hi, 

Tks for your help.

Lets address one chart at time:

For the Cyclist Profile I only need "R" , wright?

The console shows I have. 

I can't read the error messages in that screen capture, but the likely error is you have not installed the R package required for that chart (fmsb, listed in the first script line).

[marco...@gmail.com]

Tks as always Ale.

For a non computer guys it's bein hard to keep up. :-)

I have no idea what to do here...

https://cran.r-project.org/package=fmsb

[Ale Martinez (Please don't email or cc me)]

El lunes, 19 de octubre de 2020, 18:24:13 (UTC-3), marco...@gmail.com escribió:

Tks as always Ale.

For a non computer guys it's bein hard to keep up. :-)

I have no idea what to do here...

http://letmegooglethat.com/?q=How+to+install+R+packages :-) 

[marco...@gmail.com]

Up and running . thank you a lot.

[marco...@gmail.com]

Hi Ale, 

Now that I have R up and running I went after Python.

I've watched some videos and I was able to installed it as you can see in the image:

But or some reason GC is not recognizing that installation. 

Could you help?  Tks,

[Ale Martinez (Please don't email or cc me)]

GC v3.6 includes Python and required packages, for v3.5 you REALLY need to read this: https://github.com/GoldenCheetah/GoldenCheetah/wiki/UG_Special-Topics_Working-with-Python

[marco...@gmail.com]

Hi Ale,

I had never thought all this was needed for only viewing charts but for programming that was never my intention but I will try.

I couldn't find the video our a link to the video "TODO TUTORIAL" mentioned in the article.

Thank you,

[Ale Martinez (Please don't email or cc me)]

El martes, 20 de octubre de 2020, 11:19:55 (UTC-3), marco...@gmail.com escribió:

Hi Ale,

I had never thought all this was needed for only viewing charts but for programming that was never my intention but I will try.

If you only want to use charts shared in the curated section of CloudDB the recommended way is to upgrade to v3.6 (Snapshot and Dev builds are available now, for Release you should wait) since they include embedded Python plus the required modules.

 

I couldn't find the video our a link to the video "TODO TUTORIAL" mentioned in the article.

TODO is a way to state it is a pending task, but the information is available in text form in that wiki entry.

[nathan...@gmail.com]

Personally I use GC 3.5 and I instal Python 3.6 as recommended.

Don't forget to tag installation pip