Signals and scoring

The six signals behind a confidence score — grounding, agreement, OCR, schema, format and cross-field — how they combine, and what caps them.

Ovrin’s confidence model is built from multiple named signals. That is different from a single opaque model score.

Typical signals

The upstream docs describe signals such as:

  • grounding
  • OCR agreement
  • schema validity
  • format compliance
  • cross-field agreement

Why this is important

It lets you inspect the answer instead of merely trusting a score. If a value is high confidence because it matches the schema but low confidence because it is not grounded, the system can expose that fact.