How can you determine if a project is done using the Machine Classification against Coding Values widget?

The determination of whether a project is complete using the Machine Classification against Coding Values widget involves assessing the relevance of coded documents. In this context, the presence of few or no purple bars over the 50 mark indicates that the coded documents lack significance or are not particularly relevant to the project's objectives. This threshold serves as a marker for evaluating how well the documents fit the criteria established for the project. When the bars indicating machine classification are under this threshold, it suggests that the project may not meet the necessary requirements or that further refinement and coding might be needed to achieve the desired outcomes.

In contrast, focusing solely on the number of coded documents or the overall project timeline may not provide a clear picture of the project's completion status, as these factors do not directly assess the relevance and quality of the classifications made within the data. Analyzing positive bars over a threshold primarily addresses quantity rather than quality, which is why they do not provide a definitive answer to the completion status of the project.