- Release notes
- Getting started
- Setup and configuration
- Unassisted Task Mining
- Additional resources
Using StudyUploader
- The default number of files that can be simultaneously uploaded is set up to 5 in order to enhance the flow's performance. Furthermore, a speed metric is displayed on the Upload page to provide information about the uploaded files/minute.
- The selected directory must contain .zip files so the Uploader can access and manipulate the files. The application won't recognize and upload nested folders.
- For a Data Analysis, the datasets you upload should contain at least 10,000 actions, but we recommend 50K actions as a good baseline. The model can support up to 200K actions collected in a given project. As a quick way of estimating, an active user typically provides 200-1K actions per hour, depending on the scenario they are recording.
The JSON file contained in the ZIP along the StudyUploader executable contains its configuration and application data path to write logs.
In the JSON file you can find the default path to write application logs: %AppData%\\Task Mining Study Uploader
The Limits section sets the minimum and maximum threshold of how many files (user actions) should be uploaded in a single upload run.
The Uploading section sets how many files could be uploaded simultaneously (MaxParallelUploads), how many times a single file that has failed to upload will be attempted to be uploaded again (MaxFileUploadAttempts), and how many files could be skipped during the upload once they reach the *MaxFileUploadAttempts *before the uploader application would throw an error (FailedFilesThreshold).
You can modify the *MaxParallelUploads *parameter to control the network bandwidth used by the Uploader app. Lowering this number could improve the OS performance during the upload but will slow down the upload process. Increasing the number could speedup the upload when a fast network connection is available.
You can find details about the upload process in the application logs. After the first application execution, the logs are created in the AppData directory of the user who launched it:
C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\Task Mining Study Uploader or copy and paste the following path into the File Explorer: %AppData%\Task Mining Study Uploader
In case of any issues with the Uploader, share the logs folder content with the support team.
In the case of network and connectivity issues, you can cancel the upload or close the app to continue the upload later or retry it - files already uploaded to the selected dataset won't be uploaded repeatedly.
