> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.altum.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.altum.ai/taxeren-en-waarderen/woningwaarde-api/accuratesse-indicator.md). # Accuratesse Indicator ### Uitleg Bij het afgeven van een modeltaxatie dient de modelleverancier iedere modeltaxatie verkoopprijs te specificeren met een indicatie van de juistheid van de betreffende belastingheffing. Voor de nauwkeurigheid wordt een zevenpuntsschaal gebruikt, die is gebaseerd op de kansverdeling rond de waarde. De volgende classificatie is van toepassing: ### Klasses

Accuratesse Indicator	Definitie
0	< 50% accuratesse in 20% afwijking
1	< 85% accuratesse in 20% afwijking
2	>= 85% accuratesse in 20% afwijking
3	>= 85% accuratesse in 20% afwijking en >= 70% accuratesse in 10% afwijking
4	>= 85% accuratesse in 20% afwijking en >= 80% accuratesse in 10% afwijking
5	>= 85% accuratesse in 20% afwijking en >= 85% accuratesse in 10% afwijking en >= 60% accuratesse in 5% afwijking
6	>= 90% accuratesse in 20% afwijking en >= 90% accuratesse in 10% afwijking en >= 70% accuratesse in 5% afwijking
7	>= 95% accuratesse in 20% afwijking en >= 90% accuratesse in 10% afwijking en >= 80% accuratesse in 5% afwijking

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