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title: "What is Predictive Coding?"
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# What is Predictive Coding?

Brainspace’s Predictive Coding is a technology-assisted workflow that allows users to quickly identify relevant documents within a larger population. By reviewing a smaller subset of documents, classification models can be generated to prioritize and code documents within a population, and a trained coder then verifies whether those documents are relevant.

Using predictive coding eliminates the need to produce 100% of relevant court documents which may be prohibitively expensive. Instead, probabilities and statistics are utilized to produce an agreed upon percentage of relevant documents, with a reasonable level of confidence.

If you’re ready to take a deep dive, you should work through [***Predictive Coding 101***](/brainspace/docs/predictive-coding-101).

## Related

- [Predictive Coding 101](/predictive-coding-101.md)
- [Predictive and Portable Models](/predictive-and-portable-models.md)