# Perceived Risk and Sensitivity

### **Perceived Risk**

The graphical representation of the risk calculated by the system. The needle represents the risk of deploying this release into production. The boundary of ‘Low’, ‘High’ and ‘Medium’ is derived from the "**minimumCanaryResultScore**" and "**canaryResultScore**" values provided as input to start this risk analysis. Refer to the image below:

![](/files/jSgsuaKbHr2lXmClxJ83)

### **Sensitivity** 

This option instructs the system on how sensitive the application should be each of the unexpected events found. The default value is ‘high’ signifying that each and every unexpected event should be treated with higher weightage. You can set the sensitivity using the drop-down as shown in the image below: 

![](/files/W0O4gvw8QYZAe6r2kbE4)

The details about each value and how it will impact the scoring is in [Log scoring formula/Sensitivity and guidelines for selection](https://app.gitbook.com/@opsmx-1/s/doc/~/drafts/-MKhwYlb2Lwai_iGgoJI/autopilot/general-concepts-of-autopilot/interpreting-the-score#log-scoring-formula-sensitivity-and-guidelines-for-selection).


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