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Definition and Explanation
Effectiveness Speed is a characteristic dimension within the horizontal index, used to measure how quickly a client experiences results.
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Definition: The time elapsed from the start of using 真阳展筋 Formula to the first occurrence of substantial changes.
- The shorter the time, the faster the results appear.
- Conversely, the longer the time, the slower the results manifest.
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Effectiveness Speed Classification
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The statistical principle for classifying effectiveness speed is based on fitting large sample data to the actual distribution (which exhibits a significant right-skewed distribution).
- Vertical Axis (Y-axis): Probability.
- Horizontal Axis (X-axis): Cumulative days until effectiveness is observed.
Using this distribution:
- Cases falling within the expected range of the distribution are classified as Effectiveness Speed (Medium).
- Cases falling below the expected range are classified as Effectiveness Speed (Fast).
- Cases falling above the expected range are classified as Effectiveness Speed (Slow).
This implies:
- The classification reflects a statistically modeled expectation based on real-world data.
- Individual results may vary, but the classification provides a benchmark for comparison.
- Fast and slow speeds are determined relative to the population's expected range, not as absolute measures.
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The left side has a high density of sample data, forming a significant peak.
- This means the majority of samples fall under <Effectiveness Speed (Fast)>.
- Simply put: Most individuals observe substantial changes within the first month (approximately 74.7%).
The right tail is extended, indicating some values significantly exceed the expected range but occur with low frequency.
- This means a smaller proportion of samples fall under <Effectiveness Speed (Medium)>.
- Simply put: A minority observe substantial changes in the second month (approximately 23.2%).
- This means an even smaller proportion of samples fall under <Effectiveness Speed (Slow)>.
- Simply put: Very few individuals observe substantial changes during the second phase (approximately 2.1%).
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Data visualization is in progress. Please stay tuned for updates.
Corresponding Case Studies
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