ErgoAnalyzer Data & Function Definitions                         

Within ErgoEnterprise, vast amounts of human computer usage data can be captured.  Data capture is optional where you can choose to capture only the data that's important to you, as you determine within organizational policies.

While the data captured can cover virtually anything to do with the human computer interface, we have assembled a basic list for you below.  Again, this data capture is optional and is determined by clients as they use ErgoEnterprise. 

1.  Data Items

Keystrokes – Key presses observed.

Corrections (BS + Del) – Backspace and Delete keys pressed.

Stress/Fatigue Indicator – Formula:  100 * (Corrections_p / Keystrokes_p)  where p is the period being reported.

Typing Minutes – Minutes where the minimum keycount was achieved as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mousing Minutes – Minutes where the minimum mouse activity second count was achieved as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse Activity Seconds – Seconds of mouse activity where the mouse moved or was clicked.

StretchTimers Given – Number of StretchTimer Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

ErgoSentry Starts – Number of times ErgoSentry was started.

EMS Settings Cycled – Number of times the User changed the ErgoSentry Settings within the “Settings Module”.

Key L1 Alerts Given – Number of Keyboard Level 1 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L2 Alerts Given – Number of Keyboard Level 2 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L3 Alerts Given – Number of Keyboard Level 3 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L4 Alerts Given – Number of Keyboard Level 4 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L5 Alerts Given – Number of Keyboard Level 5 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Total Key Alerts Given – Number of Keyboard Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L1 Alerts Taken – Number of Keyboard Level 1 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L2 Alerts Taken – Number of Keyboard Level 2 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L3 Alerts Taken – Number of Keyboard Level 3 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L4 Alerts Taken – Number of Keyboard Level 4 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L5 Alerts Taken – Number of Keyboard Level 5 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Total Key Alerts Taken – Number of Keyboard Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L1 Alerts Skipped – Number of Keyboard Level 1 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L2 Alerts Skipped – Number of Keyboard Level 2 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L3 Alerts Skipped – Number of Keyboard Level 3 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L4 Alerts Skipped – Number of Keyboard Level 4 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Key L5 Alerts Skipped – Number of Keyboard Level 5 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Total Key Alerts Skipped – Number of Keyboard Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L1 Alerts Given – Number of Mouse Level 1 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L2 Alerts Given – Number of Mouse Level 2 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L3 Alerts Given – Number of Mouse Level 3 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L4 Alerts Given – Number of Mouse Level 4 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L5 Alerts Given – Number of Mouse Level 5 Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Total Mouse Alerts Given – Number of Mouse Alerts provided to the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L1 Alerts Taken – Number of Mouse Level 1 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L2 Alerts Taken – Number of Mouse Level 2 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L3 Alerts Taken – Number of Mouse Level 3 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L4 Alerts Taken – Number of Mouse Level 4 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L5 Alerts Taken – Number of Mouse Level 5 Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Total Mouse Alerts Taken – Number of Mouse Alerts accepted by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L1 Alerts Skipped – Number of Mouse Level 1 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L2 Alerts Skipped – Number of Mouse Level 2 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L3 Alerts Skipped – Number of Mouse Level 3 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L4 Alerts Skipped – Number of Mouse Level 4 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Mouse L5 Alerts Skipped – Number of Mouse Level 5 Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

Total Mouse Alerts Skipped – Number of Mouse Alerts skipped by the user as prescribed by the “Settings Module”.

2.  Period

Hourly – Directs the analysis to utilize hourly observations for a specific column for each user.  

Daily – Directs the analysis to utilize daily observations for a specific column for each user.  This is the default when nothing is selected for Period.

3.  Function

Sum – Directs the analysis to display the sum of the hourly or daily observations for this column for each user. 

Average – Directs the analysis to display the average of the hourly or daily observations for this column for each user.

Min  – Directs the analysis to display the minimum hourly or daily observation for this column for each user.

Max  – Directs the analysis to add the hourly or daily observation for this column for each user.

Count  – Directs the analysis to display the number of hourly or daily observations for this column for each user.

St.Dev  – Directs the analysis to display the statistical standard deviation for the hourly or daily observations for this column for each user.

Var  – Directs the analysis to display the statistical variance for the hourly or daily observations for this column for each user.

4.  Sort

Low – Directs the analysis to display users in the analysis by this column sorting from the minimum observation to the maximum.

High – Directs the analysis to display users in the analysis by this column sorting from the maximum observation to the minimum.

5.  Time From

Directs the analysis to only consider observations starting from, and including, this time of day for this column.

6.  Time To

Directs the analysis to only consider observations up until, and including, this time of day for this column.

7.  Date From

Directs the analysis to only consider observations starting from, and including, this date for this column.

8.  Date To

Directs the analysis to only consider observations up until, and including, this date for this column.

9.  Filter Type

<  – Directs the analysis to only consider display values for each user when the number that would have been represented in this column for this user was less than Filter Value.

<=  – Directs the analysis to only consider display values for each user when the number that would have been represented in this column for this user was less or equal to Filter Value.

=  – Directs the analysis to only consider display values for each user when the number that would have been represented in this column for this user was equal to Filter Value.

>  – Directs the analysis to only consider display values for each user when the number that would have been represented in this column for this user was greater than Filter Value.

>=  – Directs the analysis to only consider display values for each user when the number that would have been represented in this column for this user was greater than or equal to Filter Value.

<>  – Directs the analysis to only consider display values for each user when the number that would have been represented in this column for this user was not equal to Filter Value.

10.  Filter Value

Used by Filter Type above.