
Clinician guide
How to Calculate Uncorrected Tau for Single-Case Data
Calculate uncorrected Tau for single-case data by scoring every cross-phase pair, preserving improvement direction, ties, raw counts, and trend limitations.
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Clinician guide
Calculate uncorrected Tau for single-case data by scoring every cross-phase pair, preserving improvement direction, ties, raw counts, and trend limitations.

Clinician guide
Audit a single-case analysis worksheet by checking phase labels, values, missingness, direction, formulas, ties, trend assumptions, scope, and reproducibility.

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Summarize immediacy across repeated phase changes with predeclared edge windows, adjacent medians, direction, latency, raw values, and replication limits.

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Calculate an extended celeration-line result by projecting a documented baseline median-trend line, scoring intervention points, and retaining assumptions.

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Compare PND, PEM, and NAP on the same phase data by preserving each reference rule, tie treatment, numerator, denominator, raw values, and interpretation limits.

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Handle ties in single-case nonoverlap metrics with predeclared PND, PEM, and NAP rules, explicit tied counts, small-sample checks, and reproducible formulas.

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Calculate nonoverlap of all pairs by scoring every baseline-intervention pair as improvement, deterioration, or tie, with direction, raw counts, and limits.

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Calculate percentage of nonoverlapping data from a baseline extreme and valid intervention values, with direction, tie handling, raw counts, and trend limits.

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Calculate percentage exceeding the median from baseline and intervention values, with improvement direction, strict tie rule, raw counts, trend, and metric limits.

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Construct a split-middle trend line from ordered phase data, declared half rules, median time and value points, vertical adjustment, projection, and limitations.

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Calculate within-phase median level by sorting valid observations, handling odd and even phase sizes, preserving raw values, and integrating visual analysis.

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Report inconclusive ABC probability results with session-level cells, conflicting patterns, small denominators, missing contexts, descriptive limits, and next steps.