On each symptom or life-factor detail screen in Reports, scroll to Relation Patterns to see which other trackables tend to co-occur with the item you opened—scores come from your logs, not proof one thing caused another. Correlation lives on item detail—not in Custom Analysis.
What Relation Patterns shows
- Relation Patterns ranks other symptoms and life factors that tend to appear near the item you opened on the detail screen.
- Related Symptoms and Related Life Factors are separate lists—each shows up to five matches sorted by pattern strength.
- Each row shows a percentage and bar for pattern strength—the combined score from frequency, statistical correlation, and how often the pair appears versus chance.
- These are estimates to discuss with a clinician—they do not prove causation, diagnose PMDD, or replace medical advice.
Open an item detail screen from Reports
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Reports
Tap Reports in the bottom tab bar.
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Overview
Under the Reports header, select Overview—not Custom Analysis.
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Cycle range
Pick 1, 3, 6, 12 cycles, or Custom at the top. Correlation on the detail screen uses this same range.
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Symptom History
Scroll to Symptom History, search if needed, and tap a symptom tile to open its detail screen.
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Life Factor History
Same layout for life factors—tap a tile to open that item's detail screen.
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View All
When more than six items appear in a history card, tap View All to open the full list, then tap an item.
From Home — See all or an item card
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See all
On Home, tap See all on a Symptoms or Life Factors row to open Reports history for that day, then tap an item to open its detail screen.
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Item card
Tap a filled daily check-in card on Home to jump straight to that item's Reports detail screen with six cycles of history.
Scroll to Relation Patterns
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Detail screen
The detail screen opens with the item icon, name, history chart, phase breakdown, and Symptomatic Days above Relation Patterns.
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Relation Patterns
Scroll past those sections to Relation Patterns. A short description line explains that scores combine frequency, statistical patterns, and lift versus chance.
Related Symptoms and Related Life Factors
- Related Symptoms lists symptoms logged on the same day as the opened item or the day after.
- Related Life Factors lists life factors logged on the same day or the day before.
- Each row shows the item name, a pattern strength percentage, and a small strength bar—higher scores use stronger accent colors.
- Tap any row to open Correlation Details for that pair.
- If nothing qualifies, you see No correlations found. Log more data to see patterns.
Open Correlation Details
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Correlation row
Tap a row in Related Symptoms or Related Life Factors. A large sheet opens with both item icons and the Correlation Details title.
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Comparison chart
At the top, a chart plots both trackables across your selected cycle range with phase hints on the timeline.
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Done
Tap Done in the sheet header when you are finished. The sheet closes and returns you to the detail screen.
At a Glance — key metrics
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Pattern Strength
Overall relationship score combining frequency, correlation, and base-rate adjustment—shown as a percentage.
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Co-occurrences
How many days both items appeared in the analysis window, with the percentage of days the main item was logged.
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Lift Ratio
How many times more often the pair appears together than expected by chance alone.
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Correlation
When enough paired data exists, a correlation coefficient appears with a strength label such as Strong or Moderate. It may be omitted when there are too few overlapping logged days.
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Confidence
High, Medium, or Low based on how many co-occurrences support the pattern—more logged overlap means higher confidence.
Key Insights, calculation, and dates
- Key Insights summarizes frequency, lift versus chance, and direction when a statistical correlation is available.
- How We Calculate This explains the methods in plain language and shows formula lines for correlation and base-rate lift.
- When They Occurred Together lists each contributing date with both items' logged values side by side in a scrollable table.
- A footer note reminds you that correlation does not imply causation—the items may share triggers or contexts instead.
When lists are empty
- Relation Patterns shows No correlations found. Log more data to see patterns when no item meets the minimum thresholds yet.
- Keep logging symptoms and life factors across multiple cycles—the section refreshes when you change cycle range or add more days.
- Pairs need enough co-occurrences and frequency before they appear—sparse logging on either item keeps the list empty.
✦Relation Patterns helps you spot co-occurrence trends worth discussing with a clinician. Scores estimate patterns in your own logs—they do not prove one trackable caused another or confirm a diagnosis.
- Custom Analysis compares trackables you pick on shared timelines over a date window you choose—it does not include this Relation Patterns section.
- For chart history, phases, and Symptomatic Days on the same detail screen, see the symptom and trackable item details help article.