Stress for the sleepscore is beeing calculated in a wrong way

On this screenshot you can see obviously, that the sleepscore average of 27 cannot be right. This happens at least once every two times, that the average does not match to the chart.

Could you please check your algorithm or is there anything I do not see?

Screenshot as link:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/usKHugmSi1qHz4rr8

jannux

DaveBrillhart over 1 year ago

Unless something changed... Garmin doesn't process Resting HR properly either. The natural way to capture your sleeping HR is from the time you go to sleep until you wake up. Say from 10pm to 6am (or whatever). However, Garmin calculates your Resting HR as part of the prior night (midnight until you wake up) plus part of the next night (when you go to bed until midnight).

This is broken, in my opinion. For example, say you had a REALLY hard workout or stressful day. You'd naturally want to see how your HR goes that night. But instead you get a false LOW reading from part of the night before.

I don't know of HRV suffers the same issue or if that actually does give you bedtime to wake time readings.

Maybe your issue is related to this?
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Brandon.ConnectIQ over 1 year ago

This does not appear to be a Connect IQ issue. Please report this to the Garmin Connect Web, Garmin Connect Mobile Android, and Garmin Connect Mobile iOS forums.
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jannux over 1 year ago

The screenshot could not be inserted in the original post, but as comment it is possible!?
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jannux over 1 year ago
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