CI (신뢰구간)
통계If the score were measured again, there's a 95% chance it lands in this range.
Standard definition
A z-score-based [low, high] interval.
FAQ
- If the confidence interval is wide, should I trust the score less?
- A wider interval means the score has more room to shift if it were measured again under the same conditions; a narrow one signals a steadier score. Don't read the single number alone — the width tells you how solid the signal is.
- Does 95% mean the score is 95% correct?
- No. It's not the odds the score is right — it's a statistical way of saying that if you measured again, the result would fall inside this range about 95% of the time. It says nothing about predicting the future.
Related terms
- consensus_scoreThe AroView score — how strongly the 4 rhythms converge (0–100).
- heightHow many rhythms joined the AroView ("3/4 = 3 out of 4").
- bandThree tiers: strong AroView / partial / weak rhythm.
- toneFour reads: opportunity / caution / risk / neutral.
- 만장일치"A day all 4 gauges agree" — auto-triggers the share card.
- confidenceHow sure that perspective is about this area (0–1).
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