The slider allows options for you to choose what level of scientific confidence you are comfortable with. If you are only interested in the most rigorous interpretation of the data, simply pick 'confident.’ When the slider is moved to 'confident,' our data conclusively shows that the colored chromosomal regions are most similar to the breeds and breed groups shown. We only ever see the colored chromosomal regions in your cat's DNA in the breeds and breed groups shown under the 'confident setting'. As you move the slider to the left, there are more chromosomal regions assigned to breeds and breed groups and the % of polycat assigned regions decreases. This means that we are allowing for lower statistical confidence in assigning the colored chromosomal segments. In other words, the 'maybe' on the slider means that, based on our data, the colored chromosomal regions seem to be most similar to the breeds and breed groups shown under the 'maybe' setting, but we either need more data to say for sure or those particular regions are shared between more than one breed and/or breed groups.