the scrum (2/27)

[Jon Kiparsky]

Today: More documentation. "Developer's Guide" has material for classes from TBSApplet down through the Model Elements, and is accessible through the table of contents on the googlecode wiki page.
No idea whether it's useful, but there's only one way to find out.
Tomorrow: No idea

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Sorry, I haven't really kept up with these the past couple of days.

 

2/26: Worked on adding database generation of student information (section, grade, etc.)

2/27: Added tree integrity check code & toggling of organism tooltips.

2/28: Looking through issues list and seeing anything can be solved.  I may take a crack at black & white screen printing.  Is there anything that you guys can suggest that needs to be taken care of in the AdminApplication for tuesday?  I'll spend the rest of today working on it if need be.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

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Date: 02/28/2010 01:36AM
Subject: [tbs-group] the scrum (2/27)

Today: More documentation. "Developer's Guide" has material for classes from TBSApplet down through the Model Elements, and is accessible through the table of contents on the googlecode wiki page.
No idea whether it's useful, but there's only one way to find out.
Tomorrow: No idea

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Added white on black printing.

Tomorrow: looking at possible issues on AdminApplication, maybe updating printing in adminApplication to display graph information when printing as discussed in issue #81

Roadblocks: none

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Added .csv(comma-separated) export functionality to the AdminApplication.

Tomorrow: Hopefully adding black on white printing of trees along with either on the same printout or on a second page, the information about that tree's scoring.  Let me know what you think of this idea?

Roadblocks: none.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

An addendum to that last scrum e-mail.  I will be trying to get that printout functionality in before class tomorrow.  I have the day off from work.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

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From: Andrew Schonfeld/Boston/BBH
Date: 03/01/2010 10:53PM
Subject: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/2)

[Glenn Thelen]

Today: Updated admin application to set directionality (has arrows) based on section number to match the applets.
Tomorrow: Depends on what happens in class.
Roadblocks: None.

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From: "Andrew.S...@bbh.com" <Andrew.S...@bbh.com>
To: tbs-...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, March 1, 2010 10:55:29 PM
Subject: Re: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/2) (Should be 3/1)

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today:

1) Black on White screen printability of trees
2) Organism name display toggle
3) Hull display toggles
4) Menubar on datatable with options Export & Exit
5) Added column "Hull Collisions" to data table

6) Name display of hulls within hull edges

7) Updated hull computation to use the center of the organism node rather than the lower left corner

8) Updated saved tree parsing to mimic that of the AdminApplication

9) Updated directionality & section info setting with information retrieved from the database

Deployed the applet changes to test server

 

Tomorrow: don't know yet

Roadblocks: none

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Took the night off to do stuff for my job.

Tomorrow: It will depend on what Jon reports from his meeting with Professor White.

Roadblocks: none.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Took the night off to do stuff for my job.

Tomorrow: It will depend on what Jon reports from his meeting with Professor White.

Roadblocks: none.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

[Glenn Thelen]

Yesterday/Today: Doing some initial work on human scoring.  The human generated data would be entered into a table with editable cells (most likely separate from the current StudentDataTable). In the column next to the human entered data would be output of a algorithm/neural net, allowing for easy comparison.  The main problem is how to associate the human entered data with the student trees, and also how to verify that the data in a graph has not changed.  The best idea I have come up with is to use the string representation of a graph (including student name) as the key, followed by some data  However, the string representation of a graph (at least the one used by the human scoring) would have to remain constant, or include a version number in case the string representation of a graph changes.  I might be over thinking this. If Professor White wants to go in another direction I'll set aside the scoring stuff for a while.  Otherwise I'll try to get some feedback on this issue tomorrow.
Tomorrow: Waiting to hear how Jon's meeting goes.
Roadblocks: None.

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From: "Andrew.S...@bbh.com" <Andrew.S...@bbh.com>
To: tbs-...@googlegroups.com

Sent: Wed, March 3, 2010 10:40:28 PM
Subject: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/3)

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

You could probably use the "date" timestamp field in the student_data table from the database & then compare it to a timestamp field that you can add to the table that will store the information he enetered about the tree.  If the "date" field from the student_data table is newer than the timestamp in the other tbale then you knnow to rerun the analysis.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

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To:	tbs-...@googlegroups.com
Date:	03/03/2010 11:53 PM
Subject:	Re: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/3)
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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Yesterday: Nothing, due to class & alumni event.
Today: Started working on prompt minimization
Tomorrow: hopefully finishing prompt minimization and adding printing of student information (questions, graphing analysis) to screen printing
Roadblocks: job stuff

[Glenn Thelen]

Yesterday: Nothing much
Today: Working on documentation for scoring groupings based on ratios of average path lengths.
Tomorrow: Finish up documentation.  Maybe do some GUI work.
Roadblocks: None

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From: "Andrew.S...@bbh.com" <Andrew.S...@bbh.com>
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Sent: Fri, March 5, 2010 11:06:05 PM
Subject: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/4 & 3/5)

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Got very far with the minimization of prompts.  It is a lot more engrossing than I thought it would be.  I do have the nice resizing effect working though, which is good news.
Tomorrow: Hopefully finishing the minimization & maximization effects along with including graphing & question information in the screen prints.
Roadblocks: errands.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Completed minimize/maximize functionality.  Fixed a few small bugs.  Started work on the screen print enhancement.  Full screen printing is working.  I am still working on dragging nodes into the tree when the vertical scroll bar has been scrolled.  For some reason items are being hidden until dropped.

Tomorrow: Hopefully finishing this bug as well as screen print functionality.

Roadblocks: none.

[Jon Kiparsky]

Sorry I haven't been filing reports, I've been stuck on compilers homework for the last few days...
Hope to put in more work after Wednesday, and motor through the break.

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[Glenn Thelen]

Today: Added display of student written responses to the AdminApplication.

Tomorrow: Work on scoring implementation/documentation.

Roadblocks: None

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From: Jon Kiparsky <jon.ki...@gmail.com>
To: tbs-...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, March 8, 2010 1:12:39 AM
Subject: Re: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/7)

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Finished up screen print feature for the Admin applet.  Also fixed bug with dragging nodes when the vertical scroll bar has been scrolled to the max.
Tomorrow: Adding new screen print logic to the AdminApplication.
Roadblocks: none.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems

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[Jon Kiparsky]

Prepared second sprint notes and writeup for deployable applet.
Tomorrow: probably nothing. Available from Thursday, will plan on working through the break.

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[Glenn Thelen]

Today: Taking screenshots of graphs that have high grouping scores based on relative path lengths.  Interestingly, only 8 of the 225 student trees (by my count) are proper evolutionary trees, even allowing for a few mistakes (like having jellyfish at the root) .  Therefore, the idea of the direction of time does not apply to the vast majority of trees.  However, the majority of trees do have related organisms grouped closer together than others.  I think the majority of students went from simpler organisms to more advanced (related) organisms, rather than from past to future (or vice-versa).  I think possibly the lack of ancestor organisms may have made it difficult for students to realize that the links were meant to represent time, rather than increasing complexity.
Tomorrow: Don't know yet.
Roadblocks: none

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From: Jon Kiparsky <jon.ki...@gmail.com>
To: tbs-...@googlegroups.com

Sent: Tue, March 9, 2010 1:06:28 AM
Subject: Re: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/8)

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Created build instructions & downloadable .zip file for builders when'Team Switch' happens.  Going forward I will be maintaining this downloadable .zip file with the current code.
Tomorrow: Switching screen print colors from white on black to black on white.  Adding updated screen print functionality to Admin Application.
Roadbloacks: none

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Fixed coloring on screen prints.  Uploaded changes to test server and downloadable zip file for builders.
Tomorrow: adding student written responses to admin screen prints.
Roadblocks: none

[Glenn Thelen]

Today: Working on allowing users to select columns to display in student data table.  Running into problems refreshing the table and getting the scrollable area to match the window area.  Will try again tomorrow.
Roadblocks: None (aside from Swing issues).

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Sent: Wed, March 10, 2010 8:42:38 PM
Subject: [tbs-group] the scrum (3/10)

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Finally finished the screen printing functionality for the applet. Deployed to test server.
Tomorrow: Possibly taking the night off.
Saturday: Lots of work since I won't be doing much in preparation of the 5K I am running in Sunday morning.
        -Adding Student Responses to screen print in admin applet
        -Working on complete build instructions for builders in team switch
        -Looking at perl script logic for new deployable functionality for applet