--- title: Understanding your predictions description: How to interpret lead prediction probabilities for service lines, differentiate between utility and customer side materials, and understand the implications of various probability values for non-lead, lead or galvanized service lines. --- [Skip to content](https://help.blueconduit.com/migration/understanding-your-predictions#main-content) English Show submenu for translations ![BlueConduit-Updated-Logo\_Final\_Mark.png\]](https://help.blueconduit.com/hs-fs/hubfs/BlueConduit-Updated-Logo_Final_Mark.png?height=36&name=BlueConduit-Updated-Logo_Final_Mark.png) Open main navigation Close main navigation - English Show submenu for translations - Go to blueconduit.com Go to blueconduit.com Find answers to your questions - There are no suggestions because the search field is empty. 1. [BlueConduit Help Center](https://help.blueconduit.com/migration?hsLang=en) 2. [Map and Dashboard](https://help.blueconduit.com/migration/map-and-dashboard?hsLang=en) # Understanding your predictions ## How to interpret lead prediction probabilities for service lines, differentiate between utility and customer side materials, and understand the implications of various probability values for non-lead, lead or galvanized service lines. - The lead predictions indicate the probability that a service line is lead and/or galvanized - Since a single service line can have different materials on the utility and customer side, BlueConduit develops two material predictions for each service line: utility side material and  customer side material - A probability of 0 means that a field inspection has occurred and verified that a service line is not lead or galvanized - A probability of 1 means that a field inspection has occurred and verified that a service line is lead or galvanized - Probabilities between 0 and 1 are the result of BlueConduit’s predictive modeling, and indicate the probability that a service line is either lead and/or galvanized. Probabilities closer to 1 indicate that a service line is more likely to be lead, while probabilities closer 0 indicate that a service line is more likely to be not lead. - A probability of 0.7 can be interpreted as:  If there were 10 service lines each with a probability of 0.7, we would expect that 7 of the service lines would be lead, and 3 would not be lead. - [Map and Dashboard](https://help.blueconduit.com/migration/map-and-dashboard?hsLang=en) - [Analysis and Modeling](https://help.blueconduit.com/migration/analysis-and-modeling?hsLang=en#main-content) - [Recommended Inspections](https://help.blueconduit.com/migration/analysis-and-modeling?hsLang=en#recommended-inspections) [![BlueConduit](https://help.blueconduit.com/hs-fs/hubfs/BlueConduit%20Updated%20Logo_Final_Primary_Color_Horizontal_Small-1.png?width=650&height=200&name=BlueConduit%20Updated%20Logo_Final_Primary_Color_Horizontal_Small-1.png "BlueConduit")](http://blueconduit.com) Copyright © 2026, BlueConduit