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.
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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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