two body records / interwoven currents
One paired loop carries one date with both recorded asleep duration and steps. Yellow bends above its seam for sleep; blue bends below for movement. Greater raw values make deeper bends. The fixed small bend at zero keeps the strand visible; extra depth scales linearly with asleep hours on 0–25 hours and steps on a full-archive scale. These measures keep separate units.
The seam positions advance across the archive by calendar date. Their gently undulating course and the shared loop width compose the woven field. The curves do not reconstruct within-day behavior or an emotional trajectory. Selecting a loop reveals a sleep triangle, a step square and a red seam marker, plus exact values in the reader.
There are 538 eligible pairs: the sleep-observed subset of the larger archive of 2,546 step dates. Missing dates contribute no loop. Identical pairs remain separate dates at their calendar positions. Source filters and reader ordering keep the same positions and full-data scales.
The constellation setting retains the earlier linear sleep-versus-steps plot, with axes and multiplicity labels. The optional red path in either view joins only immediately consecutive eligible calendar dates. A missing or excluded date breaks the path.
Sleep runs from previous noon to noon; steps use midnight-to-midnight dates, so the periods partly coincide. Recording availability and source changes can affect the observations. No part of either view assigns a mood or clinical state.
Use left/right to inspect dates chronologically or in increasing sleep order. Enter opens exact values and source labels. The chronological table keeps every eligible pair accessible. Select a source to examine recording differences.
Full collection method · Nine forms