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For example, the `12_seletopclusts` directory contains the best models from top-ranked clusters. The clusters in that directory are numbered based on their rank, i.e. `cluster_1` refers to the best-ranked cluster. Information about the origin of these files can be found in that directory in the `seletopclusts.txt` file.

### Overview docking run via visual statistics
### Docking run overview via visual statistics

The quickest way (though not the most detailed) to get an overview of a docking run is through the visual statistics provided by the caprieval module.
Each caprieval step generates a summary table and multiple plots, bundled into a `report.html` file.
These reports can be found in the corresponding analysis directories, e.g. `analysis/XX_caprieval_analysis/`.
This is one of the reasons why the caprieval module is included after almost every step of the workflow.

The content of `report.html` depends on where in the workflow the corresponding caprieval module is placed.
If it follows an early step, the report describes unclustered models and details 10 top-ranked models (e.g. `analysis/13_caprieval_analysis/report.html`).
If it follows clustering, the report summarizes clusters and their top models (e.g. `analysis/04_caprieval_analysis/report.html`).
If it follows an early step, the report describes unclustered models and details 10 top-ranked models (e.g. `analysis/04_caprieval_analysis/report.html`).
If it follows clustering, the report summarizes clusters and their top models (e.g. `analysis/13_caprieval_analysis/report.html`).

To open `report.html` in a web-browser, [click here](plots/report.html){:target="_blank"}, or type:
<a class="prompt prompt-cmd">
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