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.. after a long discussion about the relative merits of collecting
   aggregate data with ML and Stats experts we concluded that it
   was far better to collect sample data.

.. this means a typical opendata zip file is now roughly 30x the
   size, so what was 1mb is now more likely to be 30mb.

.. as a result the files will be published via an AWS S3 bucket
   since we would hit limits at github very quickly.

.. the opendata code has been updated to:

   * ask permission now lists sample data that is collected
   * we include csv files for all workouts in the zip that is sent
   * we resend when the version of the file format changes

.. additionally the config dialog now allows users to change
   their opt-in/out for sharing with opendata.
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GoldenCheetah

About

GoldenCheetah is an open-source data analysis tool primarily written in C++ with Qt for cyclists and triathletes with support for training as well.

GoldenCheetah can connect with indoor trainers and cycling equipment such as cycling computers and power meters to import data.

In addition, GoldenCheetah can connect to cloud services.

It can then manipulate and view the data, as well as analyze it.

Installing

Golden Cheetah install and build instructions are documented for each platform;

INSTALL-WIN32 For building on Microsoft Windows

INSTALL-LINUX For building on Linux

INSTALL-MAC For building on Apple OS X

OSX: Build Status

Windows: Build status

Coverity Status

Alternatively, official builds are available from http://www.goldencheetah.org

whilst the latest developer builds are available from https://github.com/GoldenCheetah/GoldenCheetah/releases

Languages
Standard ML 68.3%
C++ 28.1%
C 2.7%
Yacc 0.2%
QMake 0.2%
Other 0.1%