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"score": 0.68,
"timeOffset": 6.2,
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```conversationId``` | Unique conversation identifier. Read more about the Conversation ID [here](/docs/api-reference/getting-conversation-intelligence#what-is-a-conversation-id). |
```words``` | Words object with properties `word`, `startTime`, `endTime` and `score`. The `score` is the word level confidence score that represents the confidence level of individual words within the transcript. The `score` shows the relevancy of the word in the transcript. Higher the word-level confidence score, the more relevant it is to the transcript message. When you pass `verbose=true`, the word-level confidence score is by default returned. <br/> Note that a processed `text` conversation will not return any confidence score since it is already in the transcript form. `words` also return the `timeOffset` and `duration` variables. The word level confidence score is currently in <font color="orange"> Labs</font>. |
```phrases``` | It shows the most important action phrases in each sentence. It's enabled when you pass `detectPhrases=true` during submiting the request in Async and Websocket API.|
```sentiment```| Shows the sentiment polarity(intensity of negativity or positivity of a sentence) and suggested sentiment type (positive, negative and neutral). |
```sentiment```| Shows the sentiment polarity(intensity of negativity or positivity of a sentence) and suggested sentiment type (positive, negative and neutral). |
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### Can I view the logs of Streaming API?
Yes, you can view the Streaming API logs via the [Symbl Platform](https://platform.symbl.ai/#/login).

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