Sacha Chua presented on her experiences tracking her clothing usage and packing efficiency for travel through a custom system. She shared graphs and logs that analyzed her clothing use and outfits over time. Next steps discussed included making a network graph of clothes, streamlining routines, and graphing library book inflow and outflow.
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Quantified Self Toronto: Update from October 2011
1. Quantified Self Toronto ¨C October 22, 2011
Sacha Chua - @sachac
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Tracking clothes - Planning for travel ¨C Library
What: I figured out my clothes usage and packing
efficency
How: My own system
Learned: Lots!
2. | Activity | Avg per day | Me | Canada |
|---------------+-------------+------------+--------|
| Work | 5.8 | 24% | 22% |
| Unpaid work | 1.2 | 5% | 14% |
| Personal care | 2.7 | 11% | 7% |
| Leisure | 6.3 | 26% | 21% |
| Sleep | 8.0 | 33% | 35% |
Sleep
Leisure
Work Me
Canada
Personal care
Unpaid work
0 10 20 30 40
3. Thumbnails organized by type and hue
Tags for filtering
Quick log entry
Organized by
type and hue
Weather
6. Clothing log: Now with pictures!
Text version makes it easy
to search
7. Clothing view: Previous matches
Quick links for logging
Colour hints
To make it easier to go back to favourite combinations:
Previously-matched clothing, sorted by frequency
To encourage load-balancing:
Tag-based matches sorted by last worn date
Clothing logs
11. Analyzing clothing use after travel
This lets me see how clothes
were spread out over time,
how much I used items, and
whether I missed any days in
recording. It also lets me see
days with multiple outfits
(A/B).
16. Sacha Chua - @sachac
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Next steps:
Make a network graph of clothes?
Streamline morning and evening routines
Graph library in/outflow