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    CamNtech Ltd quantitative framing of immobility version 7.2
    Three panels display longitudinal Activity Score, Sleep Episode estimates and clinical severity score, and quantitative metrics derived from the actigraphy for S11 of Study 2. (A) The top panel displays the continuous Activity Scores colored by the threshold for each day, similar to Figure 7A. (B) The middle panel displays the time-zone adjusted and fully quality-controlled estimates of the Sleep Episodes (similar to Figure 7C) with the severity of the Clinical Score overlaid by a red line. The Clinical Score reflects the total score on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS). (C) Temporally-smoothed (14-day backward moving average) estimates of three activity-based measures are plotted: the estimated Sleep Duration (labeled Duration), the Sleep Timing Regularity Index (labeled STRI), and the SleepImmobility percentage (labeled <t>Immobility).</t> Gaps in the plots reflect missing days; if more than two days were missing, the temporal average that would include those days are absent. Clear state changes in the sleep patterns can be observed (demarcated by dashed black lines in B) that are temporally coincident with negative changes in the Clinical Score.
    Quantitative Framing Of Immobility Version 7.2, supplied by CamNtech Ltd, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/quantitative+framing+of+immobility+version+7%2E2/bio_rxiv__2021__02__02__429455-212-7-10?v=CamNtech+Ltd
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    quantitative framing of immobility version 7.2 - by Bioz Stars, 2026-07
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    Article Title: DPSleep: Open-Source Longitudinal Sleep Analysis From Accelerometer Data

    Journal: bioRxiv

    doi: 10.1101/2021.02.02.429455

    Three panels display longitudinal Activity Score, Sleep Episode estimates and clinical severity score, and quantitative metrics derived from the actigraphy for S11 of Study 2. (A) The top panel displays the continuous Activity Scores colored by the threshold for each day, similar to Figure 7A. (B) The middle panel displays the time-zone adjusted and fully quality-controlled estimates of the Sleep Episodes (similar to Figure 7C) with the severity of the Clinical Score overlaid by a red line. The Clinical Score reflects the total score on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS). (C) Temporally-smoothed (14-day backward moving average) estimates of three activity-based measures are plotted: the estimated Sleep Duration (labeled Duration), the Sleep Timing Regularity Index (labeled STRI), and the SleepImmobility percentage (labeled Immobility). Gaps in the plots reflect missing days; if more than two days were missing, the temporal average that would include those days are absent. Clear state changes in the sleep patterns can be observed (demarcated by dashed black lines in B) that are temporally coincident with negative changes in the Clinical Score.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Three panels display longitudinal Activity Score, Sleep Episode estimates and clinical severity score, and quantitative metrics derived from the actigraphy for S11 of Study 2. (A) The top panel displays the continuous Activity Scores colored by the threshold for each day, similar to Figure 7A. (B) The middle panel displays the time-zone adjusted and fully quality-controlled estimates of the Sleep Episodes (similar to Figure 7C) with the severity of the Clinical Score overlaid by a red line. The Clinical Score reflects the total score on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS). (C) Temporally-smoothed (14-day backward moving average) estimates of three activity-based measures are plotted: the estimated Sleep Duration (labeled Duration), the Sleep Timing Regularity Index (labeled STRI), and the SleepImmobility percentage (labeled Immobility). Gaps in the plots reflect missing days; if more than two days were missing, the temporal average that would include those days are absent. Clear state changes in the sleep patterns can be observed (demarcated by dashed black lines in B) that are temporally coincident with negative changes in the Clinical Score.

    Techniques Used: Activity Assay, Derivative Assay, Labeling



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    CamNtech Ltd quantitative framing of immobility version 7.2
    Three panels display longitudinal Activity Score, Sleep Episode estimates and clinical severity score, and quantitative metrics derived from the actigraphy for S11 of Study 2. (A) The top panel displays the continuous Activity Scores colored by the threshold for each day, similar to Figure 7A. (B) The middle panel displays the time-zone adjusted and fully quality-controlled estimates of the Sleep Episodes (similar to Figure 7C) with the severity of the Clinical Score overlaid by a red line. The Clinical Score reflects the total score on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS). (C) Temporally-smoothed (14-day backward moving average) estimates of three activity-based measures are plotted: the estimated Sleep Duration (labeled Duration), the Sleep Timing Regularity Index (labeled STRI), and the SleepImmobility percentage (labeled <t>Immobility).</t> Gaps in the plots reflect missing days; if more than two days were missing, the temporal average that would include those days are absent. Clear state changes in the sleep patterns can be observed (demarcated by dashed black lines in B) that are temporally coincident with negative changes in the Clinical Score.
    Quantitative Framing Of Immobility Version 7.2, supplied by CamNtech Ltd, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/quantitative+framing+of+immobility+version+7%2E2/bio_rxiv__2021__02__02__429455-212-7-10?v=CamNtech+Ltd
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    quantitative framing of immobility version 7.2 - by Bioz Stars, 2026-07
    90/100 stars
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    Three panels display longitudinal Activity Score, Sleep Episode estimates and clinical severity score, and quantitative metrics derived from the actigraphy for S11 of Study 2. (A) The top panel displays the continuous Activity Scores colored by the threshold for each day, similar to Figure 7A. (B) The middle panel displays the time-zone adjusted and fully quality-controlled estimates of the Sleep Episodes (similar to Figure 7C) with the severity of the Clinical Score overlaid by a red line. The Clinical Score reflects the total score on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS). (C) Temporally-smoothed (14-day backward moving average) estimates of three activity-based measures are plotted: the estimated Sleep Duration (labeled Duration), the Sleep Timing Regularity Index (labeled STRI), and the SleepImmobility percentage (labeled Immobility). Gaps in the plots reflect missing days; if more than two days were missing, the temporal average that would include those days are absent. Clear state changes in the sleep patterns can be observed (demarcated by dashed black lines in B) that are temporally coincident with negative changes in the Clinical Score.

    Journal: bioRxiv

    Article Title: DPSleep: Open-Source Longitudinal Sleep Analysis From Accelerometer Data

    doi: 10.1101/2021.02.02.429455

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Three panels display longitudinal Activity Score, Sleep Episode estimates and clinical severity score, and quantitative metrics derived from the actigraphy for S11 of Study 2. (A) The top panel displays the continuous Activity Scores colored by the threshold for each day, similar to Figure 7A. (B) The middle panel displays the time-zone adjusted and fully quality-controlled estimates of the Sleep Episodes (similar to Figure 7C) with the severity of the Clinical Score overlaid by a red line. The Clinical Score reflects the total score on the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS). (C) Temporally-smoothed (14-day backward moving average) estimates of three activity-based measures are plotted: the estimated Sleep Duration (labeled Duration), the Sleep Timing Regularity Index (labeled STRI), and the SleepImmobility percentage (labeled Immobility). Gaps in the plots reflect missing days; if more than two days were missing, the temporal average that would include those days are absent. Clear state changes in the sleep patterns can be observed (demarcated by dashed black lines in B) that are temporally coincident with negative changes in the Clinical Score.

    Article Snippet: Adopting a previously described quantitative framing of Immobility (version 7.2, CamNtech, Cambridge, UK, 2008; ), the ImmobileMinutes were defined in as minutes with lower than a cut-off threshold (40th percentile activity here) that is the threshold to show the Activity Level in .

    Techniques: Activity Assay, Derivative Assay, Labeling