# Digital Twin Tabs

When you open a Digital Twin, you interact with it through a tabbed interface. Each tab serves a specific purpose in the model lifecycle.

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### Overview Tabs

[**Home Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/home-tab.md)

Your command center. View twin metadata, select versions, and access quick actions for common tasks.

[**Config Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/config-tab.md)

Configure what goes into your Digital Twin: data source, included fields, temporal dependencies, and known/blocked relationships.

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### Analysis Tabs

[**Relationships Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/relationships-tab.md)

View all discovered causal relationships. Edit the graph, resolve ambiguous directions, add or remove edges.

[**Path Analysis Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/path-analysis-tab.md)

Visualize causal flow with Sankey diagrams. See how influence propagates through your model.

[**Evaluation Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/evaluation-tab.md)

Assess model quality. View accuracy, MSE, R², and other metrics at both global and node levels.

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### Simulation Tabs

[**Simulation Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/simulation-tab.md)

Run simulations: interventions, optimizations, counterfactuals, explanations, predictions, and forecasts.

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### Version Management

[**Comparison Tab**](/more-details/digital-twin/tabs/comparison-tab.md)

Compare different versions of your Digital Twin. See what changed in the causal graph between iterations.

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### Tab Availability

Some tabs require certain conditions:

| Tab           | Requires                |
| ------------- | ----------------------- |
| Home          | Always available        |
| Config        | Always available        |
| Relationships | Causal graph discovered |
| Path Analysis | Causal graph discovered |
| Evaluation    | Model trained           |
| Simulation    | Model trained           |
| Comparison    | Multiple versions exist |


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