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The Frequency (%) tells you the historical probability of the price range exceeding that specific volatility level.

Here is exactly what it calculates:

ADR Frequency: "Over the last 365 days, how often (what % of days) did the daily range exceed the current ADR?"
ADR x3 Frequency: "How often did the price move 3 times the normal daily range?" (This happens very rarely, usually <1% of the time, so if you see a price at ADR x3 layers, it's an extreme outlier).
AWR Frequency: Same logic, but looking at the last 52 weeks.
How to use it:

High % (e.g. 50%+): Means this level is hit very often. Passing this level is "normal" behavior.
Low % (e.g. 5%): Means price rarely extends this far. If price reaches this level, it is statistically overextended and a reversal is more likely.
0%: Means this level of volatility has effectively never happened in the lookback period (or extremely rarely).
It basically answers: "Is today's move normal, or is it a rare statistical event?"
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