Why do all my events end on the same last second digit???

[Palathius]

I am starting this thread with a question based on an observation I recently noticed with my sleep events.  When I look at all the recorded events for any specific session they all end on the same second digit.  If you are confused I'll explain. 

In any session when I look at the event times for either an apnea or a hypopnea event I can see the event times will list the time of the event down to the second, that second (let's say ends with a 2, will repeat event after event for the entire session.  I've attached a sample.   

Does any else see their reports this way?

as a data scientist I find this fascinating and well almost statistically improbable as human beings are not digital in nature we are an analog system, I suspect its a reporting issue with either the CPAP or the software.  Though I have to say I can match the times to video evidence using a separate device.

Very curious...

   

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Forgot to add the snippet image of just the times.  



   

[Crimson Nape]

For me, your Daily Screen image resolution is so low that I'm unable to read it, even when I zoom in on it. Are you using the "F12" key to capture this image?

If I understand you correctly, you are concerned about the 1/100th second value being the same?

[Palathius]

I added a second image with the times listing.

[sawinglogz]

Looking at your second image, the 20-second multiple jumped out at me.

So I just took a look at the F&P loader code in OSCAR, and it looks this machine simply reports whether there was an event of a given kind in each 20-second interval.

Your data scientist spidey-sense serves you well.