The flap of a butterfly’s wings can be felt on the other side of the world.

A research system for detecting subtle sleep and physiological patterns that may precede future changes in stress, symptoms, and health burden.

Sleep Interpretation Research

Reading how subtle changes at night may precede changes the next day.

The flap of a butterfly’s wings can be felt on the other side of the world.

Butterfly Effect explores how small changes in sleep and overnight physiology may precede later changes in stress, symptoms, and daily burden. The public surface is designed to explain that idea clearly without blurring the very different layers of evidence underneath it.

From Signal To Surface

The project is easier to understand when it is read as a flow, not as a stack of technical labels.

These three blocks are the simplest entry into the system: what is observed, what is built from it, and what the public surface actually gives back.

What it watches

Longitudinal sleep timing, continuity, nocturnal cardiovascular load, movement, and repeated self-report signals.

What it builds

Nightly interpretation routes, event stress models, daily challenge layers, and portable research families with explicit governance.

What it returns

A readable interpretation surface for institutions, participants, and professionals: signal, limits, validation posture, and evidence links kept visible at the same time.

Visible cards

40 night, event, daily, and family surfaces exposed without flattening them into one false product claim

Accepted units

15 cards or families with signals the current evidence can defend inside their intended scope

Experimental units

18 research layers that remain useful but still fall below deployment or transport thresholds

Main bottleneck

Night transport cross-cohort nightly portability still limits the strongest public claim the project can make

Audience Entry

The same project has three different public reading paths.

This switcher keeps the entry point readable. It lets a new visitor move straight into the right surface instead of reading the entire stack in the wrong order.

Research posture

One project, five visible layers, five different evidentiary roles.

Once the core idea is clear, the rest of the site stays readable by showing where each layer is strong, where it is limited, and what kind of claim it can legitimately carry today.

Night Layer Within-cohort interpretation
High · Held-out R² 0.4350 Limited Operational
Blocked by nightly transport
Event Layer Acute stress portability
High · R² 0.3164 Portable Separate stack
Must stay separate from night claims
Daily Challenge Layer Temporal challenge layer
Moderate · R² 0.1685 Challenge only Challenge
Good within cohort, weak across cohorts
Non-Stress Daily Layer Supportive daily reading
High · R² 0.3454 Challenge only Mixed support
Support visible, portability limited
Non-Stress Portable Families Portable research family
Low · Portable mean R² 0.0202 Emerging Research only
Below transport readiness

Pages

The home stays light. The detail lives on dedicated pages.

The front page should orient, not flood. System structure, validation, evidence, and live analytical views now sit on their own pages so the entry point stays readable.

System

System

How the project is structured across night, event, daily, and portable-family layers, and why those boundaries matter.

Open page

Built

Built

What is already implemented: nightly routes, event stress, daily challenge layers, governance, evidence, and support.

Open page

Validation

Validation

What the current evidence can support, what it cannot, and where transport still fails across cohorts.

Open page

Evidence

Evidence

The open cohorts, support cohorts, and evidence-linked reporting stack underneath the public surface.

Open page

Participant

Participant Return

A participant-facing research-return layer and a professional companion built on approved nightly stress routes, not on a separate consumer stack.

Open page

Views

Views

Direct access to the live dashboards and layer-specific surfaces already materialized in the repo.

Open page