Does a brighter graph always mean frequency increased?

No. Brightness usually reflects energy density or amplitude and should be checked with frequency markers.

What timeframe should be used for comparison?

Use both short windows (minutes-hours) and broader windows (24h+) for reliable trend judgment.

Lower confidence and wait for cleaner segments before making strong conclusions.

Use a practical checklist for today-level interpretation of live graph behavior and harmonics.

Start with baseline stability, then compare SR1-SR5 harmonic behavior. Confirm whether movement is sustained or short-lived.

Interpretation should only be high-confidence when signal quality is stable and noise is controlled.

Check today-level movement against the live dashboard and recent analysis so a single bright band does not mislead you.

Does a brighter graph always mean frequency increased? No. Brightness usually reflects energy density or amplitude and should be checked with frequency markers.
What timeframe should be used for comparison? Use both short windows (minutes-hours) and broader windows (24h+) for reliable trend judgment.
What should I do if quality drops? Lower confidence and wait for cleaner segments before making strong conclusions.

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