
Clinician guide
How to Interpret Partial-Interval Measurement Bias
Interpret partial-interval bias by comparing any-occurrence scoring with actual count or duration, interval length, response pattern, coverage, and decision needs.
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Clinician guide
Interpret partial-interval bias by comparing any-occurrence scoring with actual count or duration, interval length, response pattern, coverage, and decision needs.

Clinician guide
Choose ABA interval length from response pattern, purpose, workload, detection risk, and pilot data while documenting how the chosen interval changes the sample.

Clinician guide
Calculate momentary time-sampling percentage from valid checkpoints, preserve planned and missed checks, define the observation instant, and report coverage.

Clinician guide
Calculate whole-interval percentage from valid full-interval scores, define interruption rules, report coverage, and explain sampled-duration limits.

Clinician guide
Calculate partial-interval percentage from positive valid intervals, report planned-sample coverage, preserve missed intervals, and explain sampled-duration limits.

Clinician guide
Run an ABA summary table audit that verifies source lineage, cohort, unit, formula, weighting, missingness, rounding, versions, stratification, privacy, and access.

Clinician guide
Separate within-client and across-client ABA averages by preserving each analysis unit, denominator, weighting rule, individual pattern, and group-summary limits.

Clinician guide
Review an ABA data outlier by preserving it, verifying source and conditions, distinguishing error from meaningful variation, and showing sensitivity analyses.

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Calculate a simple ABA trend slope as change in outcome divided by elapsed x units, while preserving raw values, variability, spacing, and nonlinearity.

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Use an ABA rolling average with a declared window and alignment, raw points, missing-data rule, lag and edge warnings, and separate safety review.

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Compare absolute and relative ABA change by reporting points or units beside percent change, baseline magnitude, direction, denominator, and clinical meaning.

Clinician guide
Calculate ABA percent change from a defined baseline, preserve direction and absolute values, handle zero or near-zero baselines, and report clinical context.