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Diagnostic Confidence
Diagnostic confidence is how certain SwingVantage is about a given finding, based on how much data was available and how consistently the pattern appears.
High confidence means the issue appears clearly and repeatedly across your data; low confidence means the finding is plausible but would need more data to confirm. It is the plain-language companion to the numeric confidence score, and it governs how strongly a recommendation is phrased.
Example
A fault seen in every clip is reported with high diagnostic confidence; one seen once is flagged as low and "worth confirming".
Related terms
- Confidence ScoreA 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.
- 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.
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