Stability is a measure of the similarity of your daily averages. A high stability percentage occurs when your daily averages don’t change significantly day-to-day. If your mood or energy is more erratic, the resulting stability percentage will be low. At the extremes, 100% stability means your daily averages are all equal and 0% stability means your averages alternate from the lowest possible rating to the highest possible rating each day.
To simplify things, we convert your stability percentage to named ranges as follows:
Percentage | Range Name |
80% - 100% | High |
60% - 79% | Medium |
40% - 59% | Low |
20% - 39% | Very Low |
0% - 19% | Very Very Low |
Large changes in stability could be a sign of an underlying mental illness. As always, speak to a medical professional if you have any concerns about a potential illness.
Examples
Math
Stability = 1 - average_change_rate average_change_rate = average ( day-to-day change / maximum possible daily change )