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Over the decades, the polyphasic sleep community has developed several lines of schedules that have been known to work.
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!Schedule line
!Description
!Notes
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|Biphasic
|Two sleeps
|Usually deemed the easiest and recommended to beginners.
|-
|Everyman
|One core sleep and two or more naps
|
|-
|Dual core
|Two core sleeps and one or more naps
|
|-
|Tri core
|Three core sleeps
|
|-
|Nap only
|No cores and any number of naps
|Not deemed to be achievable for most people.
|-
|Experimental
|Those that do not fit into the above categories
|Not usually recommended for beginners due to insufficient evidence of them working
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Schedule line
!Description
!Notes
|-
|Biphasic
|Two sleeps
|Usually deemed the easiest and recommended to beginners.
|-
|Everyman
|One core sleep and two or more naps
|
|-
|Dual core
|Two core sleeps and one or more naps
|
|-
|Tri core
|Three core sleeps
|
|-
|Nap only
|No cores and any number of naps
|Not deemed to be achievable for most people.
|-
|Experimental
|Those that do not fit into the above categories
|Not usually recommended for beginners due to insufficient evidence of them working
|}
