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Threshold

The value your code compares against a score, a Noul probability, or a confidence to turn an answer into an action.
Category
Answers & Confidence
Also known as
Decision threshold
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docs.typesafe.ai
Added
2026-09-24

Definition

Thresholds are how typed answers become decisions: a Noul above 0.9 escalates, a Score above 1.5 flags severity, a confidence below 0.6 routes to support. The docs stress that thresholds are per action, set by the consequences of a wrong classification.

The reliability warning is explicit: a confident answer is not a correct answer, and confidence thresholds tuned on one question type do not transfer to another, because structural identities between primitives are not guaranteed.

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