Correlations

Pearson analysis across your health metrics

4 Significant

40 Tests run

8 Metric pairs

5 Lag windows

FDR α = 0.10

Significant Correlations 4

Higher step days strongly predict lower end-of-day body battery.

r = -0.35 Moderate

Same day n = 401 body_battery_eod × steps

p = 0.0000

Higher step days strongly predict lower end-of-day body battery.

r = -0.21 Weak

7-day lag n = 379 body_battery_eod × steps

p = 0.0008

Higher HRV correlates with lower average stress.

r = -0.18 Weak

7-day lag n = 361 hrv_nightly_avg × stress_avg

p = 0.0108

More deep sleep associates with higher step counts.

r = 0.14 Weak

7-day lag n = 350 sleep_deep_sec × steps

p = 0.0705

Methodology: Pearson correlations computed across 8 metric pairs at 5 lag windows (0, 1, 2, 3, 7 days), yielding up to 40 tests total. Multiple-comparison correction applied using Benjamini-Hochberg FDR at α = 0.10. Minimum 15 overlapping observations required per pair. Positive r (green) indicates metrics that rise and fall together; negative r (amber) indicates an inverse relationship.