DebouncedDataTypeCondition

public static final @NonNull DebouncedDataTypeCondition<@NonNull T, @NonNull D> <T extends Number, D extends AggregateDataType<@NonNull T, @NonNull StatisticalDataPoint<@NonNull T>>> createDebouncedDataTypeCondition(
    @NonNull D dataType,
    @NonNull T threshold,
    @NonNull ComparisonType comparisonType,
    int initialDelaySeconds,
    int durationAtThresholdSeconds
)

Creates a DebouncedDataTypeCondition for an aggregate data type, whose value represents an average value, e.g. average heart rate over the tracking period, average speed over the tracking period.

public static final @NonNull DebouncedDataTypeCondition<@NonNull T, @NonNull D> <T extends Number, D extends DeltaDataType<@NonNull T, @NonNull SampleDataPoint<@NonNull T>>> createDebouncedDataTypeCondition(
    @NonNull D dataType,
    @NonNull T threshold,
    @NonNull ComparisonType comparisonType,
    int initialDelaySeconds,
    int durationAtThresholdSeconds
)

Creates a DebouncedDataTypeCondition for a sample data type, whose value represents an instantaneous value, e.g. instantaneous heart rate, instantaneous speed.

public boolean equals(Object other)

public final @NonNull ComparisonType getComparisonType()

The comparison type to use when comparing the threshold against the current value.

public final @NonNull D getDataType()

DataType which this condition applies to.

public final int getDurationAtThresholdSeconds()

The amount of time (in seconds) the threshold must be crossed uninterruptedly for this goal to trigger. Applicable only for sample data types.

Each time the value moves off threshold will reset durationAtThresholdSec timer. For example: For a DebouncedDataTypeCondition(HeartRate, threshold=100.00, GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL, initialDelaySec=60, durationAtThresholdSec=10). If user HeartRate fluctuates around 100.00bpm in the following pattern,

1. from t=0s to t=56s: HeartRate=100

2. at t=57s: HeartRate=99.99

3. from t=58s: HeartRate=100.00. Then the condition will be met on t=68s, since the durationAtThreshold timer has reset at t=57s and expired at t=68s, and the initialDelay timer has expired at t=60s.

The default value is 0, which means once reached threshold, trigger immediately (if initialDelay has expired).

public final int getInitialDelaySeconds()

The amount of time (in seconds) that must pass before the goal can trigger. Applicable only for sample data types.

Example 1: For a DebouncedDataTypeCondition(HeartRate, threshold=100.00, GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL, initialDelaySec=60, durationAtThresholdSec=10). If user HeartRate stays above 100.00bpm from t=0s, then the condition will be met on t=60s, since this is when the value has exceeded threshold for consecutively 10 seconds and the 60 seconds of initialDelay has expired.

Example 2: For a DebouncedDataTypeCondition(HeartRate, threshold=100.00, GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL, initialDelaySec=5, durationAtThresholdSec=10). If user HeartRate stays above 100.00bpm from t=0s, then the condition will be met on t=10s, since this is when the value has exceeded threshold for consecutively 10 seconds and the 5 seconds of initialDelay has expired.

The default value is 0, which means trigger whenever the goal has reached threshold, or has reached threshold for a specified durationAtThreshold.

public final @NonNull T getThreshold()

The threshold at which point this condition should be met.

public int hashCode()

public @NonNull String toString()