This table:

• Shows summary information about the slice at each level in the code (limited by the selected scope) and
• Lets you select a level for further analysis.

Each row in the table represents a compositional layer of your code. The lowest layer is the set of all the source files in your code, considered as a single dependency graph. Above this are the design levels. The number of these depends on the "depth" of your composition hierarchy. The lower design levels typically contain bigger slices; the highest level typically contains the same items as the root node of the project.

The columns are:

• The level identifier

• The # nodes at that level

• C is the degree of Cohesion of the dependency graph at that level. This is 100% if all the items on the graph are connected (or, there are no unconnected "orphans").

• T is the degree to which the dependency graph is Tangled. This will be 0% if there are no tangles; 100% if all of the items in the graph form a single tangle.

Selecting a row in the table causes the group selector to be populated with more details about the orphans and tangles at that level.