Understanding results and confidence
Read scores, model suggestions and research states without turning similarity into certainty.
What you will be able to do
- Interpret a score in context
- Distinguish retrieval from evidence
- Recognise reviewed and provisional states
The basic route
- 01
Identify the measure
Check what the score actually measures and which data produced it.
- 02
Compare the baseline
Look at negative controls, alternatives and expected random matches.
- 03
Read the research state
Use human review and supporting evidence before advancing a claim.
Before you begin
- The result details and model or experiment version