Details & weights
Select a node in the Tree to open the blade, then choose DETAILS.
Fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Label 1 … N | The business-label path leading to the selected node. |
| Selected | The node you clicked. |
| Type | The available data type for the node. |
| Weight | The node’s share of all currently selected leaves. |
| # of Variables | Selected leaves under this node compared with all leaves beneath it. |
Understand weight
Weight is a selection aid. It shows how much of the current field selection belongs to the node you are reviewing.
For example:
- If 4 leaves are selected and the current branch contains 1 of them, its weight is 25%.
- If the branch contains 3 of those leaves, its weight is 75%.
- An unselected leaf has no weight.
Weights update when you tick or untick leaves elsewhere in the Tree.
Use weight during curation
Review weight to answer:
- Does one source or branch account for most of the selection?
- Did I include more fields from one area than intended?
- Are the fields required for my use case represented?
- Can I remove fields that do not contribute to the intended questions?
Weight does not rate data quality or guarantee that a field is important. It only describes the current selection.
Review variables
The variable count helps you understand coverage inside the selected branch. For example, 3 of 10 means that three leaves are selected beneath a branch containing ten available leaves.
Use it with the label path and field names. A higher count is not automatically better; the appropriate selection depends on the intended Agent questions.
Before training
Before clicking Train Model:
- Review the fields central to the task.
- Check that unrelated fields are not selected.
- Confirm that each source branch has the intended representation.
- Review AI Data Advisor suggestions, if available.
- Give the model a name that describes its purpose.
Continue to Semantic dataset.