Evidence Label
An 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.
Every value in a report carries provenance. Measured values come from real sensor or launch-monitor data; estimated values come from heuristic inference. Labeling the difference is a core honesty guarantee — you always know whether a number was observed or reasoned, which is essential for trusting and acting on the analysis.
Example
A report shows exit velocity as "measured" from imported data but launch angle as "estimated" from video — clearly tagged.
Why it matters
Knowing measured-vs-estimated is the difference between trust and false precision. SwingVantage never blurs that line.
Related terms
- Heuristic DataHeuristic data is information read through encoded expert rules of thumb to surface the most likely pattern quickly and consistently — a confident estimate, not a guaranteed measurement.
- 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.
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