It doesn’t.
What the manufacturer do is gather a large number of people and measure their muscle mass, bone density, etc. with conventional measurements. Then they use the scale – which measures electrical conductivity – and measure that for everybody.
Then they do a bunch of fancy math to come up with a model that works the other way – it takes a conductivity measurement – and predicts what the other values are.
It does a pretty poor job at it.
It doesn’t.
What the manufacturer do is gather a large number of people and measure their muscle mass, bone density, etc. with conventional measurements. Then they use the scale – which measures electrical conductivity – and measure that for everybody.
Then they do a bunch of fancy math to come up with a model that works the other way – it takes a conductivity measurement – and predicts what the other values are.
It does a pretty poor job at it.
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