When will the Prioritized Review Progress chart display relevance rate data?

The Prioritized Review Progress chart displays relevance rate data after a set threshold of 200 documents have been coded. This threshold is instituted to ensure that the relevance rate provides a statistically meaningful measure of the coding activity. By waiting until 200 documents are reviewed, the analytics can yield reliable insights into the rate of relevance across the documents, allowing users to better gauge the performance of the review process.

If data were provided too early—such as immediately after coding begins or after just a small number of documents—there would be insufficient information to draw meaningful conclusions about the relevance rates. Similarly, waiting until the end of the project would fail to provide interim insights during the review process, which could be critical for managing and adjusting workflows. Thus, the stipulation of 200 coded documents serves a vital role in ensuring data accuracy and reliability for analysis.