01
Review the Switch and ki.log connection effect
For an active ki.log list linked to a Switch, Analysis calculates the percentage of dates when its daily target was reached among dates when that Switch ran in the selected period.
It compares this with the list's usual achievement over the selected last 7 or 30 days and describes the flow as higher, the same, or unstable.
02
Do not assume causation
A connection effect is an observation of whether two records appeared on the same date. It does not mean the Switch directly caused ki.log completion or that the same result will occur again.
When there are few run dates, one or two records can change the percentage greatly. Review the displayed run-date and completion counts together.
03
Compare Top Activity criteria
- Switch: Ranks modes by cumulative duration in the selected period.
- ki.log: Prioritizes completed scheduled dates, then compares achievement when equal.
- Pulse: Prioritizes the percentage of occurrences retained after exceptions, then compares retained occurrences when equal.
Each feature represents different data. Do not compare their ranking values directly with one another.
04
Expand Category Detail
Choose Switch, ki.log, or Pulse, then choose a category to expand the modes, lists, or rhythms it contains.
Switch focuses on duration share within the category, ki.log on completed and scheduled dates, and Pulse on retained and total scheduled occurrences. Similar-looking percentages represent different things.