Another night session:


This is the longest recorded session I've had yet -- just over 11 hours! And I actually slept that long too (well other than the last half hour or so), which was made possible due to my having been sleep-deprived (only an hour and a half of sleep the previous night).

There are two things to note about this session:
1) I had a lucid dream at some point! Unfortunately, it was sometime earlier in the night -- and I appear to have lost my lucidity as the dream went on, as I don't remember the point at which I woke up from it (just some short segments where I remember knowing I was dreaming, and acting accordingly).
2) I have a good estimate of how long the Muse S battery lasts now. After 11 hours of being on, it was still running when I got up! I checked the battery, and it said it was at 5%. So the battery seems to indeed be sufficient for any regular-length sleep session.

I don't have many comments on the EEG data, other than to note that again we see the pattern of a muted REM cycle after the initial burst, and that for the future, I'm making a small change to the rem-detection config (changing the max-trigger-rate/min-interval for eeg-motions from 3s to 2s, to place more weight on short bursts of frequent movement). Don't know if this will help or hurt the overall detection scheme, but worth trying.