TAR Validation video
A blind sample from the discard pile, recall drawn as a 95% band against the protocol's line, and the disclosure drafted in plain words with every number cited. 1:18
What the film shows
Measures review recall and elusion with defensible sampling, for eDiscovery teams
Agents size the sample, draw it from the discard pile with a recorded seed, code it a second time independently, compute recall with exact intervals, check every protocol term against evidence and draft the disclosure. Reviewers code blind, a senior attorney settles disagreements and the partner signs.
Transcript
- TAR Validation measures review recall and elusion with defensible sampling, for eDiscovery teams.
- Courts have accepted technology-assisted review since 2015, yet the other side still expects proof of recall.
- Ridgeway's discard pile gets a seeded sample of 1,537 documents that anyone can replay.
- Reviewers code blind; the agent's second call appears only after theirs.
- The last document is coded, and recall settles at eighty-two percent.
- Even the low end, seventy-seven percent, clears the seventy-five percent line.
- Each number is explained in plain words, citing its protocol term.
- All eight terms check out, and the disclosure is drafted the same day.
- Fiona signs nine days early, certifying the production with proof.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.