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Metrics Noise Filtering Rule
A metrics noise filtering rule pre-defines what monthly reviews ignore—single spikes, holidays, illness—so decisions use averages, not panic.
A metrics noise filtering rule pre-decides what you ignore in monthly reviews—single scale spikes, one HRV dip, a holiday meal day, or a missed workout after overtime. Rules are written before emotions run high.
Use four-week averages, annotate exceptions, and never delete logs to beautify trends.
Common questions
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Does filtering noise mean ignoring bad weeks?
No—annotate and include them in averages. Filtering means not rewriting goals off one data point; patterns still count when repeated.
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