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Bleber at 20:27, 5 January 2011

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	This page collects links to web services features.		This page collects links to web services features.

			* [[DataShop_3.x_Features#Web_Services_Feature_.28Authentication.2C_Get_Dataset_Metadata.2C_Get_Sample_Metadata.29 \| Web Services - Authentication, Get Dataset Metadata, Get Sample Metadata]]
	* [[Web Services - Get Transactions and Student-Step Records]]		* [[Web Services - Get Transactions and Student-Step Records]]
	* [[Web Services - Add Custom Fields]]		* [[Web Services - Add Custom Fields]]

Bleber at 20:23, 5 January 2011

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	* [[Web Services - Get Transactions and Student-Step Records]]		* [[Web Services - Get Transactions and Student-Step Records]]
	* [[Web Services - Add Custom Fields]]		* [[Web Services - Add Custom Fields]]


	== User Stories ==		== User Stories ==
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	# As a researcher with a machine learning background, I want to retrieve student-step data programmatically so that I can more easily run my analyses on the data without much human intervention.		# As a researcher with a machine learning background, I want to retrieve student-step data programmatically so that I can more easily run my analyses on the data without much human intervention.
	# As a researcher who has created a custom field for an existing data set, I want to import that new field into the step rollup table so that it is both preserved and available in DataShop tools. - Ryan Baker, 12/15/2008		# As a researcher who has created a custom field for an existing data set, I want to import that new field into the step rollup table so that it is both preserved and available in DataShop tools. - Ryan Baker, 12/15/2008


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	See on-going [[DataShop 4.x Features]]<br>		See on-going [[DataShop 4.x Features]]<br>
	See unordered [[Collected User Requests]]		See unordered [[Collected User Requests]]

	[[Category:Protected]]		[[Category:Protected]]
	[[Category:DataShop]]		[[Category:DataShop]]
	[[Category:DataShop Completed Feature]]		[[Category:DataShop Completed Feature]]

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Bleber at 19:31, 5 January 2011

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	== User Stories ==		== User Stories ==

	As a researcher (EDM, M&M, CMDM), I want to retrieve transaction data programmatically and append custom fields to transactions in DataShop so that I can more easily run my models on the data outside of DataShop and put the results back in.~~<br>~~		# As a researcher (EDM, M&M, CMDM), I want to retrieve transaction data programmatically and append custom fields to transactions in DataShop so that I can more easily run my models on the data outside of DataShop and put the results back in.
	As a researcher with a machine learning background, I want to retrieve student-step data programmatically so that I can more easily run my analyses on the data without much human intervention.		# As a researcher with a machine learning background, I want to retrieve student-step data programmatically so that I can more easily run my analyses on the data without much human intervention.
			# As a researcher who has created a custom field for an existing data set, I want to import that new field into the step rollup table so that it is both preserved and available in DataShop tools. - Ryan Baker, 12/15/2008
	As a researcher who has created a custom field for an existing data set, I want to import that new field into the step rollup table so that it is both preserved and available in DataShop tools. - Ryan Baker, 12/15/2008

	== Notes/Comments ==		== Notes/Comments ==

Bleber at 19:00, 5 January 2011

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	== We are seeking your feedback on our current design proposal. ==		== <span style="color:#37567F">We are seeking your feedback on our current design proposal.</span> ==
	We've been discussing and designing a new feature for DataShop—the ability to add and modify custom fields for existing data in DataShop. '''We'd like your feedback!''' If you have a moment, take a look at the PDF below, pages 1-9 (the rest is an archive of our discussion that you're also welcome to read). Then send us feedback or add it to this page below.		We've been discussing and designing a new feature for DataShop—the ability to add and modify custom fields for existing data in DataShop. '''We'd like your feedback!''' If you have a moment, take a look at the PDF below, pages 1-9 (the rest is an archive of our discussion that you're also welcome to read). Then send us feedback or add it to this page below.

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	== Notes/Comments ==		== Notes/Comments ==
	'''Comments on the Proposal for Web Services: Custom Fields'''		''' <span style="color:#37567F">Comments on the Proposal for Web Services: Custom Fields</span> '''

			''Your feedback here''

	'''Notes on the feature'''		'''Notes on the feature'''

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 * Adding custom fields to existing datasets at '''Transaction Level only'''
 * Needed for M&amp;M and CMDM clusters [Ryan Baker, October 2008]

Alida at 18:06, 29 October 2010

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	See ~~complete~~ [[DataShop ~~Feature Wish List~~]].		See completed [[DataShop 3.x Features]]<br>
			See on-going [[DataShop 4.x Features]]<br>
			See unordered [[Collected User Requests]]
	[[Category:Protected]]		[[Category:Protected]]
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Alida at 17:54, 29 October 2010

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	'''Status: ~~API Complete, Prototyping Started, Requirements Needed~~'''		'''Status: Done (DataShop v4.0 December 2009)'''

	== User Stories ==		== User Stories ==

Alida: /* User Story */

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User Story

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	'''Status: API Complete, Prototyping Started, Requirements Needed'''		'''Status: API Complete, Prototyping Started, Requirements Needed'''

	== User ~~Story~~ ==		== User Stories ==

	As a researcher (EDM, M&M, CMDM), I want to retrieve transaction data programmatically and append custom fields to transactions in DataShop so that I can more easily run my models on the data outside of DataShop and put the results back in.<br>		As a researcher (EDM, M&M, CMDM), I want to retrieve transaction data programmatically and append custom fields to transactions in DataShop so that I can more easily run my models on the data outside of DataShop and put the results back in.<br>
	As a researcher with a machine learning background, I want to retrieve student-step data programmatically so that I can more easily run my analyses on the data without much human intervention.		As a researcher with a machine learning background, I want to retrieve student-step data programmatically so that I can more easily run my analyses on the data without much human intervention.

			As a researcher who has created a custom field for an existing data set, I want to import that new field into the step rollup table so that it is both preserved and available in DataShop tools. - Ryan Baker, 12/15/2008

	== Notes/Comments ==		== Notes/Comments ==

Alida: /* Notes/Comments */

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Notes/Comments

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	* [[Ido Roll - January 19, 2009\|Ido Roll]]: main conclusions are that being able to use the new columns in the same ways one can use DataShop-native colums might be crucial; data is often not at transaction level (eg, student variable), so DS might do the tx-level mapping for the user based on key column(s)<br>		* [[Ido Roll - January 19, 2009\|Ido Roll]]: main conclusions are that being able to use the new columns in the same ways one can use DataShop-native colums might be crucial; data is often not at transaction level (eg, student variable), so DS might do the tx-level mapping for the user based on key column(s)<br>
	* Phil Pavlik, email: "I guess I might use the adding of a column by itself if the opportunity was there to look at it as a model graph in DataShop. Often it is good to visualize the results of a model."		* Phil Pavlik, email: "I guess I might use the adding of a column by itself if the opportunity was there to look at it as a model graph in DataShop. Often it is good to visualize the results of a model."

			* Get Step Rollup
			** How to show the KCs, multiple columns? one column? use labels or 1's and 0's? -- [[User:Koedinger\|Ken Koedinger]], DataShop Team Meeting, Aug 28, 2009
			*** Multimapped - column for every KC, then 1 or 0 (this is the Q matrix structure)
			*** The other way to go, is to have one column for all the KCs

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