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Fitbit Sleep data

‎10-14-2019 10:38

‎10-14-2019 10:38

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How currently the stages wake minutes is calculated ? Trying to justify the difference between minutesAwake and wake stage minutes.

 

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‎10-16-2019 15:16

‎10-16-2019 15:16

Hi @SpringLab,

 

Is this the complete JSON response of your query? If not, can you let me know if this user has logged multiple sleep on this day? 

 

As far as my understanding goes, the "wake" value is the combined total time of time awake during the user's sleep (sleep and naps) throughout the day. The "minutesAwake" value above is how much time the user spent awake for that particular sleep, not including times awake in naps logged throughout the day.

 

If the user had only slept once in a day, the "wake" and "minutesAwake" should match.

 

I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any additional questions.

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