2 pm, 1600 mcg mB12 and methylfolate, 150 mg 5-HTP.

The colour represents a mood between mania and depression at the baseline, while being between stability and instability/mixed (a tiny bit more towards mixed). So rather changeable. Volatility scale is not linear time-wise, but it is linear frequency-distribution-wise (more or less).

The lighter the colour, the more volatile the mood, the more mood changes, cycling moods.

I might change that scheme to include severity and reduce the current dimensions.

Edit:
But severity may be rather dependent, able to be described by a function, derived.

Now, there is dimension including dysphoric mania and incongruently/bipolar psychotic depression or clearly alternating mood polarity but faster than one can determine the colour.

Anxiety may deserve a separate dimension, but may also (in part) be derived from volatility and mood range.

Another edit:
I've added two dimensions: strength of (possibly ambivalent) beliefs and anxiety. Together with volatility (say over the last week; this could mean the end of a long period of mania and severe depression, not just longer mixed states) they determine the colour's tone.

The valences (points on each scale) are 2, 2 and 4, respectively. The proportional (ratios of) influences are 1/2, 1/4 and 1/4 respectively.

If anyone is interested I might write a decision tree algorithm.