# Validation

Channel: development; package: 2.0.0rc1; source: 2c32b7cf79b796fae825bfa08fc73d9914e61723

Page: https://remilab.ai/rfx/validation/
Source: https://github.com/bk-squared/rfx/blob/2c32b7cf79b796fae825bfa08fc73d9914e61723/docs/public/validation/index.mdx

This section collects the pages that tell you how far to trust an rfx result.
Start with the first one.

| Page | Read it when you want to know |
|---|---|
| [Cross-Validation and Accuracy](https://remilab.ai/rfx/guide/validation/) | how rfx is checked, and what you must check yourself before reporting a number |
| [Recommended Configuration](https://remilab.ai/rfx/validation/recommended-configuration/) | which setup to start from, and which calculator fits your port |
| [Support Boundaries](https://remilab.ai/rfx/support/) | whether a feature or combination is supported, limited or refused |
| [Benchmarks](https://remilab.ai/rfx/guide/benchmarks/) | which cases compare rfx with another solver, and what they show |
| [Cross-Solver Validation](https://remilab.ai/rfx/validation/cross-solver/) | how to run a comparison script and read its result |

A plot, a Touchstone file or a report records what a run produced. It becomes
evidence only next to a closed-form result, an independent solver, a
measurement or a convergence study for the same setup.