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Why sleep monitoring percentage is not 100% in sum?

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‎02-18-2018 15:35

‎02-18-2018 15:35

Hi there,

 

I just noticed that at sleep monitoring, the total sum of percentage is not equal 100% like

Awake 12%
REM 27%

LIght 51%
Deep 8%

So I checked nights before, they were also like 98% too.

 

Is that normal?

Thanks,

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‎02-18-2018 16:51

‎02-18-2018 16:51

@iamPooh, it is probably rounding errors, and probably related to the issue that the graph at the top of the screen often gives different numbers than if I click on "Benchmark".  For last nights sleep stages, for example, the graph shows 13%, 13%, 64%, and 8% (98%) for Awake, REM, Light, and Deep.  But, if I click on Benchmark, it shows 13%, 14%, 64%, and 9% (100%) for the same stages. Fortunately, it doesn't make much difference to me.

 

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‎02-18-2018 16:51

‎02-18-2018 16:51

@iamPooh, it is probably rounding errors, and probably related to the issue that the graph at the top of the screen often gives different numbers than if I click on "Benchmark".  For last nights sleep stages, for example, the graph shows 13%, 13%, 64%, and 8% (98%) for Awake, REM, Light, and Deep.  But, if I click on Benchmark, it shows 13%, 14%, 64%, and 9% (100%) for the same stages. Fortunately, it doesn't make much difference to me.

 

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