Bounce (variability)

    The spread of data points around the celeration line: how much a behaviour's rate varies from session to session.

    Bounce is usually described as a ratio between the highest and lowest values in a phase. Tight bounce suggests a stable, predictable performance; wide bounce suggests something in the environment is varying.

    A rising trend with very wide bounce is weaker evidence than a slower trend with tight bounce, which is why both are read together rather than trend alone.

    Charted directly in Studio

    Neurture Studio charts this on the Standard Celeration Chart as you collect it, with phase changes, aim stars and celeration lines calculated for you.

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