@@ -67,22 +67,24 @@ In this section we generalize a little bit for the different contribution approa
6767we call the _ from_ part of the contributions (the EFs or activities above) _ entities_ .
6868
6969There are several ways Activity Browser manipulates your results by default.
70- - The results are ** sorted** so that the largest (absolute) values are shown first
71- - A ` cut-off ` of 5% is applied to group all entities with an impact below that value.
70+ - The results are ** sorted** so that the row with the largest (absolute) average values are shown first.
71+ - A ` cut-off ` of 5% is applied, this only shows results that contribute at least 5% to the total result,
72+ all other entities are grouped into a ` Rest ` group.
7273- The contributions are _ normalized_ to the impact of that reference flow, meaning they are show as a percentage,
73- counting up to 100%
74+ counting up to 100% for every item you compare.
7475
7576These actions are taken to show you the most relevant results.
7677
7778You can manually manipulate the contribution results in the next menu, which we explain bit by bit below.
7879![ contributions cutoff] ( ./assets/contribution_manipulation.png )
7980
8081#### Cut-off
81- You can manually change the ` cut-off ` of the results in two ways, ` Relative ` or ` Top # ` .
82- The ` Relative ` option shows contributions _ from_ entities of _ x_ % or higher.
83- The ` Top # ` options shows contributions from the _ x_ entities that contribute the most (as absolute).
82+ You can manually change the ` Cut-off type ` of the results in two ways, ` Relative ` or ` Top # ` .
83+ The ` Relative ` mode shows contributions _ from_ entities of _ x_ % or higher.
84+ The ` Top # ` mode shows contributions from the _ x_ entities that contribute the most (as absolute).
85+ You can adjust the ` Cut-off level ` to change how many results you see.
8486
85- You can change the value of the cut-off in the menu shown below .
87+ All results that don't make the cut-off will be grouped into the ` Rest ` group .
8688
8789#### Compare
8890The ` Compare ` menu allows you to compare different dimensions of results.
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