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profile

/api/profile/

List methods: get

Detail methods: get, put, patch

The User Profile stores extended user information.

The fitness object contains Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), each derived from a collection of one or more asyncs presented as metrics with fields for value, datatype, and KPI name.

To query the KPI values, use the endpoint:

/api/profile/{id}/fitness/{kpi name}/

It will return a list of KPIs and a meta object (limit, next, previous, etc.) like a normal endpoint. You may filter on the start field to narrow the results.

To create a new value, POST to the appropriate KPI endpoint. The POST must be an object that contains a value field (float) and optionally a start field (hexotimestamp). The start will default to the current hexotimestamp if not supplied. For example:

{"value": 68.7, "start": 364786135085}

The fitness KPI return the population distribution for the user's age group and gender. The distributions are based on the data from the american census (NAHNES 2007-2008). The distributions are accessible through the endpoints:

/api/profile/{id}/populationdistribution/
/api/profile/{id}/populationdistribution/{kpi name}/

The fitness KPI contains a zone. This zone is a a number between 1 and 5 saying in which quintile of the population the user is situated. These quintile positions are based on the population distribution for the same age group and sex. Example: a VO2 Max zone of 5 means that the user is in the top fifth of the population.

The userprofile also contains user-specific zones to define training zones or to compare to users of the same age group and gender zone. The zones are automatically included when applicable.

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Available KPIs

Name	Unit	Description	Distribution	Target zone
abdominal_circumference	m	User's Abdominal Circumference.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
blood_glucose_level	mg/dL	User's blood glucose level (manual entry).	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
bmi		User's body mass index (BMI).	BMI distribution for a population of the same age group and sex as the user. Values are based on NAHNES 2007-2008 https://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2012/tables/12s0210.pdf	BMI target zones. {1: severe thinness, 2: underweight, 3: normal, 4: overweight, 5: obese}
breast_circumference	m	User's Breast Circumference. For Women.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
bust_level	m	User's Bust Level. Corresponds to measurement A, only for children.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
diastolic_blood_pressure	mmHg	User's diasystolic blood pressure.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
height	m	User's height.	Height distribution for a population of the same age group and sex as the user. Values are based on NAHNES 2007-2008 https://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2012/tables/12s0210.pdf	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
hr_max	bpm	This Metric does double duty depending on the context. On a range or record it represents maximum value of the heartrate on given period, in a profile it represents the user's overall maximum heart rate.	HRMax distribution for a population of the same age as the user. Values based on: Tanaka et al. (2001). J Am Coll Cardiology, 37(1), 153-156.	hr_max target zones. Based on hr_max as a function of age. Tanaka, Monahan, & Seals (2001) {1: low, 2: normal, 3: normal, 4: normal, 5: high}
hr_recov	bpm	The Heart Rate Recovery is the reduction of heartrate after a fixed duration of recovery (1 minute) after a peak intensity exercise.	HR_recovery distribution. Watanabe et al. (2001) Circulation, 104(16), 1911-1916.	hr_recovery target zones. {1: poor, 2: average, 3: good, 4: excellent, 5: superior}
hr_rest	bpm	The resting heart rate is the lowest heart rate value that is measured laid down, when fully relaxed, without any distractions.	Return HR_rest distribution for a population of the same age as the user. The standard deviation used is the same as for get_hr_max_distribution.	hr_rest target zones. http://www.topendsports.com/testing/heart-rate-resting-chart.htm. {1: superior, 2: excellent, 3: good, 4: average, 5: poor}
respiration_coef	NA	User's respiration coefficient used for minuteventilationadjusted and tidalvolumeadjusted.	No distribution	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
rmssd	ms	User's RMSSD (Heart rate variability. Root Mean Square of the Successive Differences).	No distribution. Default value = None	RMSSD target zones. {1: poor, 2: average, 3: good, 4: excellent, 5: superior}
sleep_efficiency	%	The sleep efficiency is the proportion of time asleep over the 'time in bed'. The sleep efficiency is normally over 95%. A value under 85% is generally associated as a bad night.	Sleep efficiency distribution for a population of the same age as the user. Ohayon et al.(2004). SLEEP, 27, 1255-1274.	sleep efficiency target zones. Ohayon et al.(2004). SLEEP, 27, 1255-1274. {1: poor, 2: average, 3: good, 4: excellent, 5: superior}
sleep_latency	s	'Sleep latency' is the time between the sleep activity onset to the first sleepphase detections.	Sleep latency distribution for a population of the same age as the user. Ohayon et al.(2004). SLEEP, 27, 1255-1274.	sleep latency target zones. ,, Ohayon et al.(2004). SLEEP, 27, 1255-1274. {1: too short, 2: short, 3: good, 4: long, 5: too long}
spirometry_fef	L/s	User's Forced Expiratory Flow (manual entry).	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
spirometry_fev1	L	User's Forced Expiratory Volume after 1 Second (manual entry).	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
spirometry_fev6	L	User's Forced Expiratory Volume after 6 Second (manual entry).	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
spirometry_fvc	L	User's Forced Vital Capacity (manual entry).	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
spo2	%	User's Spo2.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
systolic_blood_pressure	mmHg	User's systolic blood pressure.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
temperature	C	User's Temperature.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
thoracic_circumference	m	User's Thoracic Circumference.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
total_sleep_time	s	The Total Sleep Time is the time spent in any sleepphase (i.e. not awake).	Total sleep time distribution for a population of the same age as the user. Ohayon et al.(2004). SLEEP, 27, 1255-1274.	total sleep time target zones. sleepfoundation.org/how-sleep-works/how-much-sleep-do-we-really-need. {1: not recommended, 2: may be appropriate, 3: recommended, 4: may be appropriate, 5: not recommended}
vo2_max	ml/kg*min	VO2max is the maximum rate of oxygen consumption that is measured during a maximal aerobic exercise.	VO2_max distribution for a population of the same age as the user. Koutlianos et al. (2013) Hippokratia 17(2): 136-140 Wang et al. (2010) American Journal of Epidemiology 171(4): 426-435	VO2_max target zones. Heywood, V. (2006) The Physical Fitness Specialist Manual, The Cooper Institute for Aerobics Research. {1: poor, 2: average, 3: good, 4: excellent, 5: superior}
waist_level	m	User's Waist Level. Corresponds to measurement B, only for children.	No distribution. Default value = None	No target available. {1: na, 2: na, 3: na, 4: na, 5: na}
weight	kg	User's weight.	Weight distribution for a population of the same age group and sex as the user. Values are based on NAHNES 2007-2008 https://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2012/tables/12s0210.pdf	Weight target zones. Based on height and BMI target zones. {1: severe thinness, 2: underweight, 3: normal, 4: overweight, 5: obese}

Fields

avatar:

A file URL as a string. Ex: "http://media.example.com/media/photos/my_photo.jpg"

This field may be null

date_of_birth:

DOB: Date Of Birth.

This field may be blank

This field may be null

fitness:

An object containing asynchronous values describing the user's fitness.

This field is readonly.

garment_size:

Garment size (e.g., S, M, L, XL, etc.)

This field may be blank

garment_type:

Type of garment (e.g., Male, Female, Junior)

This field may be blank

gender:

user's gender

This field may be blank

This field will default to: '' (empty string)

id:

The primary key for this resource. Integer data. Ex: 2673

This field is readonly.

last_modified:

A date & time as a string. Ex: "2010-11-10T03:07:43"

This field may be blank

This field will default to: True

preferences:

Free-form object of user preferences

This field may be null

resource_uri:

The unique URI where the object resides.

This field is readonly.

unit_system:

Either "metric" or "imperial". This is the units system use to generate reports.

This field may be blank

user:

This field is only present when viewing a profile not already embedded in its user object.

This field is readonly.

Filtering Options

date_of_birth: exact, in, gt, gte, lt, lte, range
garment_size: exact
garment_type: exact
gender: exact
id: exact, in, gt, gte, lt, lte, range
short_metrics: exact
start: exact
user: ALL_WITH_RELATIONS

Sorting Options

id, user, date_of_birth, gender