Scatter plot
Do unchecked travelers and late lots move together?
Filled points are the twelve weeks. The open square is the week the cell was clear and the confirm was late.
How this sheet sits with the others
More unchecked travelers in the morning release go with more lots missing the promise that day. The point at 0 unchecked and 1 late is the day the cell was clean and the confirm was late. Mark that point with a ring, not with a second color. The plot shows that the points move together. It does not prove the mechanism.
- What it makes visible
- Morning unchecked travelers against lots that missed the promise that day, including the dock-lag day.
- When it is useful
- When a release habit and a late promise might be moving together.
- Who uses it
- Mara Ellison’s morning release, and Luis Ortega on the day the confirm was late.
- What it takes
- Twelve pairs: unchecked travelers in the morning release, and lots that missed the promise.
- What it leaves
- The pairs as recorded. The dock-lag day is 0 unchecked and 1 late, when the cell was clean and the confirm was late.
- The underlying record
- Unchecked travelers in Mara Ellison's morning release and lots that miss Helen Ward's promise, including the day the cell was clean and the confirm was late, are the pair the queue boxes and the experiment are circling.
Where these facts go next
What this sheet still leaves out
It shows association, not a proven mechanism.