Assess the similarity model

task australia Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read assess-the-similarity-model.md
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Assess the results from the model training and view sample results to see the similar records predicted for incidents. Reviewing the results gives you a preview of how your model will perform after being deployed. Based on the sample results, select the prediction preference.

Before you begin

You must train your model with various data. For more information on how to train your model, see Train the similarity model

Role required: sn_ti_admin.tia_admin or admin 

About this task

The model has flexible options. Based on the sensitivity and requirements of each incident record, you can do the following actions:

  • Recommend the similar records for the incidents.
  • Monitor and run the prediction model for the incidents in the background only.
  • Turn off the predictions for the incidents.

Procedure

  1. View the number value in the Estimated number of records used for training section. 

    The number helps you predict how your model performs when deployed.

  2. Select View sample results to see the similar records predicted for each incident. 

  3. Choose one of the following options from the Prediction preference drop-down list for each field.

Options

Description

Recommendations

hows the top recommendations based on the similarity patterns. Agents can choose to accept or reject the recommendation. You can configure the number of recommended values using Advanced Recommended actions for ITSM. For more information, see Recommended Actions for ITSM in Service Operations Workspace.

Turn off predictions

Stops the model from performing any predictions.

Monitor only

Monitors and runs the model in the background only without making any predictions on the incident form.

\[Omitted image "TI\_Assess\_the\_similarity\_model\_page.png"\] Alt text: Access the model page
  1. Select Save & continue.

Parent Topic:Set up similar records prediction model

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