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Expand Up @@ -6,10 +6,11 @@ computed from raw feature: `cortex.raw.gps` or `cortex.raw.accelerometer`

Data quality computes the percent of the time that a feature achieved a certain data quality. This feature currently supports accelerometer and gps.

_Note: Data quality in one of two ways 1) by pulling all raw data from 'start' to 'end' and the looping over each time bin to determine if a datapoint with that timestamp in the bin exists or 2) by looping over each time bin and trying to pull a single datapoint from that time bin using the API to determine if a timestamp in that bin exists. The threshold for switching between these methods has been set to 150 bins (ie less than 150 and method #2 will be used, else method #1) to try to increase processing speed._
_Note: Data quality in one of two ways 1) by pulling all raw data from 'start' to 'end' and looping over each time bin to determine if a datapoint with that timestamp in the bin exists or 2) by looping over each time bin and trying to pull a single datapoint from that time bin using the API to determine if a timestamp in that bin exists. The threshold for switching between these methods has been set to 150 bins (ie less than 150 and method #2 will be used, else method #1) to try to increase processing speed._

#### Optional or required kwargs

- `id`: (str) participant id.
- `start`: (units: ms) the start time.
- `end`: (units: ms) the end time.
- `resolution`: (units: ms) the resolution over which to compute features.
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