Observations and review flags

Movement onset is the first recorded movement after appearance, including movement already in progress. Path efficiency is net displacement divided by total travel, ending at the first hit. Error reversals count changes from approaching to moving away. Comprehensive scoring combines supported patterns; an isolated path or aim statistic does not create a penalty.

No eligible acquisition paths in this session.

Rose: movement per 50 ms · violet: aim error · gold: shots.

Risk and statistical confidence remain uncalibrated until verified population data supports them. Review status lists unresolved observations separately from data quality. Data quality is the percentage of documented capture-completeness checks passed; it is not a probability of human input. Reaction-only review uses reaction trials and event-origin markers. The comprehensive input-consistency index uses gradual effect curves, saturating sample support, same-session movement baselines and capture-quality checks. Related signals compete within a family; the strongest three families receive weights of 0.55, 0.30 and 0.15. Explicit synthetic-event evidence is handled separately. This experimental score runs from stronger measured patterns at 0 to fewer measured patterns at 100.

Burst rate is the share of positive intervals under 0.5 ms. Compression is below 35% of the configured polling period. Equal timestamps, pauses and gaps over 50 ms are excluded from interval calculations. Peaks use sliding 10 ms windows; the review budget is twice declared cadence plus four samples. Overlapping windows are not independent bursts.

Speed and acceleration use 16 ms movement bins. Tracking analysis compares both axes within stable task windows and reports delay estimates with their support. Missing context remains unavailable. Browser timing is affected by batching and rendering.

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