Sleeping Heart Rate

[AdamLash]

Can someone assist me in understanding this graph? Samsung Health states that the average sleeping heart rate is 65 bpm. However, upon closer examination of the graph, it appears that the line for 100 bpm is approximately 50 bpm when halved, and the graph rarely exceeds 60 bpm to my eyes. Am I correct in my observation? To understand my perspective, check out the annotated graph showing half the graph at 50 bpm. 

[Zammi]

Line graphs doesn't represent 0-100 range in general - unless it is marked as 0. That mean bottom line in the graph doesn't represent zero,

[AdamLash]

That makes sense. Thank you. But in this case, what does the bottom line represent? The graph is confusing.

[Zammi]

That graph is misleading. It should be done similar to this.
(Even here, blue line is 85, not 90

[AdamLash]

Exactly. Thank you for your feedback 👍🏻

[Samsung_specialist]

Samsung Health helps you stay fit and tracks your movements and habits to ensure you have accurate, up to date health information whenever you need it. One way the app lets you keep up with your health is the heart rate monitoring function.

Samsung Health measures your heart rate through the heart rate sensor of the Galaxy Watch. You can measure your heart rate in three different ways:

Please note: The heart rate monitoring function is provided for health management purposes only, not for diagnosis or treatment of diseases.

Measure continuously or Always
The Galaxy Watch automatically records your heart rate during workouts. You can check your heart rate through exercise results.

Every 10 minutes while still or Frequent
Measures your heart rate every 10 minutes when you are still.

Manual measurement only or Never
You can measure your heart rate manually.

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[NobodyElse]

Yeah the charts in Samsung Health are terrible. Close to useless. The same goes for the charts in the Fitbit app. I don't even know what the designers of these apps think they're doing with these charts. (I write as someone who produces charts for a living.)