AffectSampler --

This is a personal informatics project for Android, intended to 
help you perform "experience sampling": quickly capture
time-series data about your mood at configurable random intervals
through the day.

The idea will be to synchronize this to a server, and perform
further analysis to try and identify what drives changes in mood:
 - Weather?
 - Money?
 - Exercise?
 - Location?
 - Calendar activities?
 - Other public data streams; news flow, Twitter sentiment?
 - Personal data streams, logged by service like your.flowingdata.com?

It's being tested only on an HTC Hero at the moment.

TODO:
 - Make the syncing logic use the /latest resource to send
   only the last posts
 - Configurable axes for each data point
 - Try changing slider colours to reflect scales
 - Store location info
 - Something like Chernoff faces/ MPEG4-FAP to parametrically
   draw a face reflecting the state of the mood sliders?
 - A web app to do analysis: cross correlation, trends... 

Mon 23 Nov 2009 20:52:50
- Added a JSON server on Google App Engine.  Log in with a Google
  account, and you can sync data from the phone.  You can retrieve
  it as JSON or as CSV.

Tue Oct 27 22:26:17 GMT 2009
- Initial upload, saving fixed 'emotion' 'intensity' points on 
  a scale of 0-1.0 to a SQLite db on the phone.  Line charts
  courtesy of http://www.achartengine.org/. You can also add
  a comment to each data point.


(c) Ben Moran 2009