IAC_mean RAC_mean SAE_mean FYI Social Communication Domain
Orienting-receptive raw score 0.41147 0.65785 0.21083
Affective Engagement raw score 0.65272 0.50436 0.19358
Imitation raw score 0.39022 0.64215 0.15174
Expressive raw score 0.57553 0.49826 0.14364
FYI Sensory-Regulatory Domain
Sensory Processing raw score 0.13827 0.23791 0.045932
Regulatory Patterns raw score 0.09247 0.14277 0.13889
Reactivity raw score 0.08279 0.16430 0.13343
Repetitive Play raw score 0.07265 0.14810 0.72183
FYI Risk Summary
Social-Communication risk score
(flagged if ≥ 20.5)
0.68402 0.77396 0.24462
Sensory-Regulatory risk score
(flagged if ≥ 12.0)
0.14212 0.26104 0.50272
Overall risk score
Average score of the 8 sub-domains
0.53405 0.66129 0.44803
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