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# Analyzing results

After your evaluation completes, Karini AI provides comprehensive analytics to review performance and identifying improvement opportunities.

### Results Dashboard

#### **Overall Performance Summary**

The dashboard provides a high-level view of your evaluation:

* **Status**: Current state of evaluation (completed, processing, failed)
* **Evaluation Date**: When the evaluation was run
* **Dataset Size**: Number of test cases evaluated
* **Prompt Version**: Which version was evaluated
* **Evaluation Strategy**: Which metrics were used (default, custom, or both)

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#### **Metric Performance Cards**

Each metric is shown as a **performance card**, providing a quick snapshot of behavior across the dataset:

* **Average Score** – Mean score for the metric
* **Score Distribution** – Visual representation of the spread of scores (e.g., histogram)
* **Confidence Level** – Average evaluator confidence for that metric

These cards help you quickly identify which dimensions (e.g., relevancy, faithfulness, tool accuracy) are strong or weak.

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**Statistical Analysis**

Understand performance variability:

* **Mean**: Average score across dataset
* **Median**: Middle value, showing central tendency
* **Standard Deviation**: Consistency measure (lower = more consistent)
* **Min/Max Values**: Range showing best and worst performance
* **Percentiles**: Distribution of scores across the dataset

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