Determining baseline contexts and stress coping capacity

One or more computer-readable non-transitory storage media embodying software for monitoring a health characteristic of a user based on one or more biological measurements, that is operable when executed to:

• determine a current context of a user;
• access a plurality of contexts for the user, wherein:
• each of the plurality of contexts identifies a context-specific baseline health value;
• and
• each of the plurality of contexts is defined at least in part by a plurality of recorded events each comprising one or more of repeated biological states, repeated user activity, or space-time coordinates of the user;
• identify from the plurality of contexts a predefined user context corresponding to the current context of the user;
• monitor the health characteristic of the user based on one or more bio-sensing measurements in comparison to the context-specific baseline health value corresponding to the identified predefined user context;
• detect, based on monitoring the health characteristic, a plurality of event pairs, each event pair comprising:
• a first event corresponding to the health characteristic of the user being within a first pre-defined variability zone;
• and
• a second event corresponding to the health characteristic of the user being within a second pre-defined variability zone;
• determine, for each event pair, an amount of time between the first and second event;
• and
• determine a context-specific health-resiliency measurement specific to the user, the identified predefined user context, and the health characteristic by averaging over the plurality of event pairs the determined amount of time between the first and second events.

A system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and a non-transitory memory coupled to the processors comprising instructions executable by the processors for monitoring a health characteristic of a user based on one or more biological measurements, the processors operable when executing the instructions to:
• determine a current context of a user;
• access a plurality of contexts for the user, wherein:
• each of the plurality of contexts identifies a context-specific baseline health value;
• and
• each of the plurality of contexts is defined at least in part by a plurality of recorded events each comprising one or more of repeated biological states, repeated user activity, or space-time coordinates of the user;
• identify from the plurality of contexts a predefined user context corresponding to the current context of the user;
• monitor the health characteristic of the user based on one or more bio-sensing measurements in comparison to the context-specific baseline health value corresponding to the identified predefined user context;
• detect, based on monitoring the health characteristic, a plurality of event pairs, each event pair comprising:
• a first event corresponding to the health characteristic of the user being within a first pre-defined variability zone;
• and
• a second event corresponding to the health characteristic of the user being within a second pre-defined variability zone;
• determine, for each event pair, an amount of time between the first and second event;
• and
• determine a context-specific health-resiliency measurement specific to the user, the identified predefined user context, and the health characteristic by averaging over the plurality of event pairs the determined amount of time between the first and second events.