# Interpreting the cluster graph

The summary of the log events for risk analysis is represented in a bubble graph. To see the graph follow the steps below:

1. From the ISD [application dashboard](https://docs.opsmx.com/user-guide/dashboard/application-dashboard), Click **Deployments** and then click **Application Name**. It will redirect you to the **Deployments** page, where you can see the current deployments and deployment history of the application.

![](/files/2iICu8seZSiEB2b5fQvT)

2\.  Clicking on any of the environments in the deployment history, it displays the corresponding gates as shown below. Click on the gate name to see the cluster graph.

![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/2B9EceIvbnIIpRZp29lCId8r6fxw34ENuab0D__0Ne-Wz8iIy7v6qCO0UGVHq51NjE5dtCj7QWQklWR11qSqVJ6SYLOohNiPitL_ERt3X-BsyY8NdRAXOEyydmVKu_o5ZzT7vdFMHu2OP1Xdug)

3\.  Users can find the Graph view option here and click on this. It displays the cluster graph as shown below. Also, you can select the **Application** and **Verification Run** from the drop-down menu.

![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/n8IOyVyWTmVlAx_qBwxc5HWM8uTawkR71HnDc7nzLRIzH1yp6g8Q-emuJKEE1xIp5MW2uTWZboRd18ap_rHAsOFvm-PKviQaoVjpEqpmnxDAw8SdJt39PceTkztNkvbZdFl88RIR89dwCv4Zow)

The x-axis represents the sequence number of events and the y-axis is the logical representation of the number of times the events are repeated within the cluster.

Mouse over the bubbles to display the repetition count of events along with the starting event string.

### Impact on score 

Impact on score calculation for a cluster: 

W = weight assigned for the cluster topic at a given sensitivity level 

L1 = No of unique clusters in V1 

L12 = No of unique clusters in V1V2 

C = Total number of all dark red, red and yellow clusters in both V2 and V1V2 

N=(L1\*10) / (L1+L12) 

Impact on score for a cluster= (W/(L1+L12))+(N/C)+ Score reduced based on number of repetitions

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: Score reduction is calculated for only non-green clusters in V2 and V1V2.
{% endhint %}


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