I am trying to develop a better workflow for evaluating factor of safety in simulations and I've found the minimum FOS value presented in the FOS plot to be near useless since it measures based off the single element with the highest stress. Because of this, I took interest in this label which appears when you add ISO clipping- which lists the percentage of elements above the ISO clipping threshold. But my issue is, how do I access these values in the API? There is no way to access the volume of elements in the API, so I can't recreate the value myself, and the label itself seemingly is neither an annotation or a note. All I can figure out about this label is that it appears when the "Show plot details" box is checked in the Chart Options. I am open to other ways of evaluating FOS but nothing else seems as promising/useful, I've tried looking at the histogram of stresses and that is terribly slow because you need to export the data to CSV and still you lose the context of element sizeSimulation 

Update: I did just discover that when you probe the stress plot with ISO clipping active and save the results to CSV it contains the text of that label in the CSV file (Specifically Saving- Copying will not contain that text). Not super practical, but maybe there is something there

Update 2: Never mind, for some reason you cannot save probe results to CSV via the API, you can only save plots to PNG