What It Captures
The tool captures attempt-level classification metadata and aggregate success rates, with enough detail to reproduce the result.
Neurofeedback Success Rate
Neurofeedback Success Rate is a performance metric tool for neurofeedback clinicians, researchers, and applied psychophysiology practitioners. It helps them classify trials, blocks, or runs against a predefined regulation criterion and review the percentage or ratio of successful attempts within and across training periods.
Configure a sample criterion and review calculated success rates.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Relevant Limits
The tool does not create thresholds, explain performance, diagnose, or infer clinical meaning. Labels appear only when the practitioner supplies a cutoff.
What is the denominator?
The denominator is the set of trials, blocks, or runs included under the selected grouping and scope.
Can it classify learners and non-learners?
Yes, only when the practitioner supplies an adequate-performance or learner/non-learner cutoff.
Can different criteria be compared in one graph?
Mixed criteria should be blocked or visually separated because they change the meaning of the success rate.