Confidence Score
Also known as: diagnostic confidence
A confidence score is a 0–100 calibration of how much to trust a finding, scaled by sample size, shot-to-shot consistency, and how complete your inputs were.
More consistent evidence and more complete data raise the score; a single noisy clip lowers it. SwingVantage shows confidence alongside every finding so an estimate is never mistaken for a certainty. High confidence means the pattern appears clearly and repeatedly; low confidence means the finding is possible but needs more data to confirm.
Example
One blurry video yields a 45/100 confidence read; three consistent clips of the same swing raise it to 80.
Why it matters
Honest confidence is what separates a trustworthy tool from a confident-sounding guess. You always see how sure the system is.
Related terms
- Diagnostic ConfidenceDiagnostic confidence is how certain SwingVantage is about a given finding, based on how much data was available and how consistently the pattern appears.
- Evidence LabelAn evidence label separates what SwingVantage measured (a sensor or launch-monitor number) from what it estimated (an inferred likely pattern), so an estimate is never presented as a lab measurement.
- RetestA retest is a short follow-up protocol attached to each recommendation — how many shots, which metrics, and what counts as success — that confirms whether a fix actually worked.
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