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Terminology

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  • Biocommunication

    Biocommunication, in the context of ZYTO technology, refers to the process of recording galvanic skin response (GSR) measurements while digital inputs are presented within the software. The system organizes this information into structured reports for practitioner-guided review.

     

  • Biological Coherence

    A term used within the software to describe relative changes in recorded GSR measurements during a session.

     

  • Galvanic Skin Response

    A method of measuring changes in the electrical conductivity of the skin.

     

  • Digital Library Item

    A digital reference within the ZYTO software representing a general wellness topic, category, or product. During a session, these items are presented while corresponding changes in galvanic skin response (GSR) are recorded and organized into structured reports. These items may also be displayed within reports for consideration as part of the system’s data organization.

     

  • Session Template

    A predefined sequence of Digital Library Items presented during a session.

     

  • Range

    Range refers to a relative grouping of recorded GSR measurements used by the system to organize and display session data. It reflects how values are positioned within the dataset and does not represent a medical normal or abnormal condition.

     

  • Deviation Ratio (dR)

    Deviation Ratio (dR) is a numerical value used within the ZYTO system to represent relative changes in recorded GSR measurements during a session. These values are presented for informational purposes only.

     

  • Dynamic Baseline

    Dynamic Baseline is a continuously updated reference used by the system to organize and compare recorded GSR measurements during a session.

     

  • Vectors Tab

    The Vectors Tab is an educational visualization based on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) concepts. It illustrates conceptual relationships within that framework and is not derived from GSR measurements or specific to an individual.

     

  • Non-Response or Zero-Response Digital Library Item

    A Non-Response or Zero-Response Digital Library Item refers to an item that does not show variation in recorded GSR measurements during a session. These values are presented as informational data within reports.

     

  • Digital Library Item Progress Chart

    Displays changes in recorded GSR measurements across sessions or within a session sequence. It is used to visualize trends in informational data and does not represent treatment outcomes or clinical progress.

     

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