public enum HealthAggregationStyle

Object
Enum<HealthAggregationStyle>
HealthAggregationStyle

ImplementsComparable<HealthAggregationStyle>

How a HealthDataType combines over a time bucket. Determines which AggregateMetric values are meaningful for the type.

Enum constants

`CUMULATIVE`	Values accumulate over an interval and are summed – steps, distance, energy burned.
`DISCRETE`	Values are point-in-time observations that are averaged or reduced – heart rate, body mass, blood glucose.
`NONE`	The type does not aggregate numerically at all – sleep sessions, workouts, category observations.

Methods

`public static` `HealthAggregationStyle[] values()`
`public static` `HealthAggregationStyle valueOf(String name)`

Inherited methods

From Enum

clone, setEnumValues, getEnumValues, valueOf, equals, hashCode, toString, compareTo, name, ordinal, getDeclaringClass

From Object

getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Enum constant details

CUMULATIVE

CUMULATIVE

Values accumulate over an interval and are summed – steps, distance, energy burned. AggregateMetric.TOTAL is meaningful; averaging raw samples is not.

Cumulative types are always interval samples: a step count belongs to a span of time, never to an instant. See HealthDataType.isIntervalOnly().

DISCRETE

DISCRETE

Values are point-in-time observations that are averaged or reduced – heart rate, body mass, blood glucose. AggregateMetric.AVERAGE, AggregateMetric.MINIMUM, AggregateMetric.MAXIMUM and AggregateMetric.LATEST are meaningful; totalling them is not.

NONE

NONE

The type does not aggregate numerically at all – sleep sessions, workouts, category observations. Only AggregateMetric.COUNT and AggregateMetric.DURATION apply.

Method details

values

public static HealthAggregationStyle[] values()

valueOf

public static HealthAggregationStyle valueOf(String name)