Ever feel fast one day and sluggish the next when running? @HansS uses KNIME to analyze his sport watch data—and found that stride length & cadence predict running pace far better than weather or distance. Enjoy the data story!
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It’s an interesting read, but the conclusion doesn’t really hold up. Stride length and cadence don’t predict pace — they define it. So the analysis ends up confirming a built-in mathematical relationship rather than uncovering any real insight about performance or external factors.
@HansS uses KNIME to analyze his sport watch data—and found that stride length & cadence predict running pace far better than weather or distance. Enjoy the data story!
#HELPLINE . Want to discuss your article? Need help structuring your story? Make a date with the editors of Low Code for Data Science via Calendly → Calendly - Blog Writer