I recorded 219 training trials across 17 experiments thinking I’d have a dataset to dig into later. You don’t. The console shows a count and that is all: no list of trials, no score per trial, no export button, nothing.
What actually happens is that the trials are fed into a model on Neurosity’s servers, and the only way to “see” them again is to make a live prediction. You can’t open them, re-analyse them, or take them somewhere else. That was a large part of why I stopped training: I realised I was collecting data I’d never be able to look at.
Try this instead: If you want data you actually own, record it yourself with the SDK (addMarker() and record()) instead of training in the console. Treat the console’s training as a live feature, not as a way to collect a dataset.
Sources
My own data: three recorded console sessions (248,320 samples), an audit of seventeen training experiments, and the Notion console and sensor references.
