A small sample (1 day length) of an ActTrust (model 1) actigraphy record.
ActTrust is a trademark of Condor Instruments Ltda.
Note: This dataset is based on older methodologies, some of which have since been improved or replaced. For up-to-date recommendations on sleep scoring, please refer to the Brazilian Consensus on Actigraphy (Pedrazzoli & Gonçalves, 2021).
Format
A tsibble
with 17 columns and 1,441 rows:
- timestamp
Date and time of the recorded events.
R class:POSIXct
.- pim
Wrist activity in Proportional Integral Mode (PIM).
R class:numeric
.- tat
Wrist activity in Time Above Threshold (TAT) mode.
R class:numeric
.- zcm
Wrist activity in Zero Crossing Mode (ZCM).
R class:numeric
.- orientation
Device orientation.
R class:numeric
.- wrist_temperature
Wrist temperature in degrees
Celsius
.
R class:numeric
.- external_temperature
External temperature in degrees
Celsius
(unreliable data).
R class:numeric
.- light
Light intensity in
lux
.
R class:numeric
.- ambient_light
Ambient light intensity in
microwatts/square meter
.
R class:numeric
.- red_light
Red light intensity in
microwatts/square centimeter
.
R class:numeric
.- green_light
Green light intensity in
microwatts/square centimeter
.
R class:numeric
.- blue_light
Blue light intensity in
microwatts/square centimeter
.
R class:numeric
.- ir_light
Infrared light intensity in
microwatts/square centimeter
.
R class:numeric
.- uva_light
Ultraviolet A light intensity in
microwatts/square centimeter
.
R class:numeric
.- uvb_light
Ultraviolet B light intensity in
microwatts/square centimeter
.
R class:numeric
.- event
A binary number indicating the moments when the subject pressed the event button:
0
when the button is not pressed and1
when the button is pressed. This is commonly used to indicate when the subject goes to sleep or wakes up.
R class:numeric
.- state
An integer number indicating the subject state:
0
for awake,1
for sleeping,2
for resting,4
for offwrist (device removal),6
for editable state 1,7
for editable state 2, and8
for editable state 3. These states can be assigned by a specialist or by a validated inference algorithm.
R class:numeric
.
Source
Created by Daniel Vartanian (package author).
Details
This dataset was created by one of the actverse
package authors and is free
for all kinds of use. You can download the full dataset at:
https://zenodo.org/record/4898822
Raw data
The raw data for this dataset can be found by running the following code:
[`get_raw_data("acttrust.txt")`][get_raw_data()].
Data munging
This dataset was processed with the default settings of
read_acttrust()
. Details about the scoring
process can be found in the Metadata section.
Variable naming
Variable names follow the tidyverse style guide, using lowercase letters and underscores to ensure clarity and consistency.
Variable classes
R supports a wide variety of
time series data formats. We use tsibble
as it aligns
well with tidyverse principles and
offers a modern, consistent approach to time series data.
To facilitate interoperability with other standards, all variables are stored
as numeric
vectors except for the index, which is of class
POSIXct
. This design choice ensures that data from
actverse
can be easily converted to other formats if needed.
Metadata
Record
Body part: Left wrist (non-dominant wrist)
Start:
2021-04-24 04:14:25
End:
2021-05-31 03:39:06
Days:
37
Epoch (sample interval):
60
secondsMode: PIM, TAT, and ZCM
TAT Threshold:
1024
Location: São Paulo, SP, Brazil
UTC:
-3
DST:
FALSE
Light phase:
06:23:59
-17:44:58
Dark phase:
17:44:59
-06:23:58
Actigraph
Brand: Condor Instruments
Model: ActTrust 1
Hardware version:
3.1
Firmware version:
3.7
Manual:
1.0.13
(PT-BR)Software: ActStudio Alpha 1.0.17 (Win | Mac)
Scoring algorithm settings
Condor Instruments algorithm version 1.0.17.
The sleep diary data was not used for scoring.
References
Pedrazzoli, M., Gonçalves, B. da S. B., Benedito-Silva, A. A., Toscanini, A. C., Souza, A. P. P. B. de, Conway, B. A., Vartanian, D., Santos, E. H. R., Pires, M. L. N., & Leocadio-Miguel, M. A. (2021). Consenso brasileiro de actigrafia. Segmento Farma Editores. doi:10.5281/zenodo.15377336