Case end¶
The end of the recording in the clinical table.
Stub
Imported from the time-source table; the full page is still to be written.
| Name in the dataset | caseend |
| Type | event |
| Stored in | clinical_data.csv |
| Device | Clinical records |
| Stamped by | Hospital records clock |
| Unit | sec |
Description¶
Device clock, whole seconds.
Measurement space¶
A vertical slice through the measurement space: how the true value is spread around any one recorded value. Its shape is uniform.
Time side (as recorded): the true time lies between -1.5 s and -0.01 s from the stamp: the delay range plus the interval one value describes.
Time¶
From UTC to the stored time stamp¶
Derived from this signal's timing table; a written chain is still to come.
Timing¶
Against the working reference. Delay: from the end of the interval a value describes to its stamp. Interval: how wide that interval is.
| Form | Delay | Interval | Clock domain | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| as recorded (default) | 10 ms – 500 ms | 1 s | Clinical and lab records | measured | recording end rounded to 1 s (98.7% within 1 s) |
Combine it with other signals in the synchronisation planner.
Value¶
| Model kind | uniform: single resolution; uniform over the rounding interval |
| Resolution | 1 sec, floor |
| Native step | 1 sec |
| Anchor | floor (convention) |
In this release¶
How wide the true-value distribution is, record by record, over 6,388 of 6,388 records (all clinical rows) that have one. Computed with the pinned model, aggregates only.
| Median | p10 to p90 | |
|---|---|---|
| Standard deviation | 0.289 sec | 0.289 to 0.289 sec |
| 95% interval width | 0.95 sec | 0.95 to 0.95 sec |
| Mean minus recorded | 0.5 sec | 0.5 to 0.5 sec |
Anchor¶
Clock truncation to the whole second; at most 1 s, negligible. See what an anchor is and every variable's anchor.
Time and value together¶
Coupled. The value is itself a time: its value side and its time side are the same uncertainty.
Observations¶
| Observation | Status | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| The EVENT track repeats the clinical table | established | In 411 random cases the recorder EVENT track's four entries equal the clinical table's case start, operation start, operation end and case end exactly: the release generated them from the table. |
Figures¶
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