Home Tab
The Home tab is your command center for a Digital Twin. It provides an at-a-glance overview of your model's status and quick access to the most common actions.
When you first open a Digital Twin, you land here. It's designed to answer the immediate questions: What version am I looking at? Is the model ready to use? What can I do next?
(SCREENSHOT: Home tab showing the Digital Twin overview with version selector and quick actions)
Twin Overview
At the top of the Home tab, you'll see key information about your Digital Twin:
Name and Type
The twin's name appears prominently, along with a badge indicating whether it's a Static Model or Time Series Model. Static twins analyze cross-sectional data; temporal twins capture time-based dynamics.
Tags
Tags help organize twins across your workspace. Click Edit to add or modify tags—useful for categorizing by project, team, or analysis type.
Created Date
Shows when this Digital Twin was first created.
(SCREENSHOT: Twin header showing name, type badge, tags, and edit button)
Active Version
Digital Twins support multiple versions, and this section shows which one you're currently viewing.
Version Selector
Click the version dropdown to switch between versions. Each version represents a different causal discovery run—perhaps with different data, different included fields, or different constraints.
Version Details
For the active version, you'll see:
Version
The version number (e.g., v1.0.0)
Variables
Number of variables included in the model
Relationships
Number of causal relationships discovered
Status
Current state of the model
Status Values:
Ready for analysis – The model is fully trained and can run simulations
Directions unresolved – Some relationships have ambiguous direction (CPDAG state) and need resolution
Model not trained – The causal graph exists but the probabilistic model hasn't been fit yet
Graph not constructed – Causal discovery hasn't been run yet
(SCREENSHOT: Version selector dropdown and version details panel)
View All Versions
Click "View All Versions" to see a visual diagram of your version history, showing how versions branch and relate to each other.
(SCREENSHOT: Version visualizer showing branching version history)
Quick Actions
The quick actions panel provides one-click access to common tasks. Available actions depend on your model's current status.
Always Available:
Configure Digital Twin
Go to the Config tab to modify settings, add constraints, or change included fields
View Relationships
Open the Relationships tab to explore the causal graph
Available When Model Is Trained:
Run Prediction
Predict outcomes for specific inputs
Optimize Variables
Find optimal settings to achieve objectives
Test Interventions
Simulate what-if scenarios
Generate Best Actions
Find minimum changes to reach a target
Model Evaluation
View accuracy and performance metrics
View All Runs
See history of all simulation runs
(SCREENSHOT: Quick actions panel with enabled and disabled states)
When Actions Are Disabled
If some actions are grayed out, the model needs attention:
Edge Resolution Required
If the causal graph contains bidirectional relationships (the algorithm couldn't determine direction), you'll see a prompt to resolve them. Click "Resolve Relationships" to go to the Relationships tab and manually specify directions.
Model Training Required
If the graph is complete but the model hasn't been trained, you'll need to train it before running simulations. This typically happens automatically after edge resolution.
(SCREENSHOT: Disabled actions overlay with resolution prompt)
Editing Twin Details
Click Edit in the header to modify:
Name – Rename the Digital Twin
Tags – Add, remove, or modify tags
Changes are saved when you click Save. Click Cancel to discard changes.
(SCREENSHOT: Edit mode showing name input field and tag editor)
Next Steps
From the Home tab, you'll typically:
Review the version status to understand if the model is ready
Use quick actions to jump directly to analysis
Navigate to the Config Tab if you need to modify settings
Go to Relationships Tab if edges need resolution
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