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Filter documents

You can search and filter documents in the list, detail and analytics views of the Documents tab in the project dashboard, possibly using the presence-absence filter.
Below you will find the description of the additional filter and search functionalities that are unique to categorization projects.

Filter based on annotations

Presence-absence of annotations

With the presence-absence filter you can filter documents based of the presence or absence of any annotations. The corresponding tri-state switch is Documents with annotations and can be found in the Resources tab.

Specific annotation

In the list view

To filter documents in the list view of the Documents tab based on the annotation of a specific category:

  1. Hover over a category with annotations under Taxonomy in the Resources panel and select Search .

  2. Select Search annotation from the pop-up. The annotation of the category is added to the search criteria and a search is triggered.

Or:

  1. Double-click a category with annotations under Annotations in the Taxonomy tab of the left panel. The annotation of the category is added to the search criteria and a search is triggered.

In the detail view

To filter documents in the detail view of the Documents tab based on the annotation of a specific category:

  1. Hover over a category with annotations under Taxonomy in the Taxonomy tab of the right panel and select Search .
  2. Select Search annotation from the pop-up. The annotation of the category is added to the search criteria and a search is triggered.

Filter based of experiment results

Presence-absence of results

With the presence-absence filter you can filter documents based of the presence or absence of any output categories from the current experiment. The corresponding tri-state switch is Documents with categories and can be found in the Resources tab.

Specific category

In the list view

To filter documents in the list view of the Documents tab based on the annotation of a specific category:

  1. Hover over a category with annotations under Taxonomy in the Resources panel and select Search .
  2. Select Search categories from the pop-up. The output category is added to the search criteria and a search is triggered.

Or:

  1. Double-click a category under Categories in the Taxonomy tab of the left panel. The output category is added to the search criteria and a search is triggered.

In the detail view

To filter documents in the detail view of the Documents tab based on the annotation of a specific category:

  1. Hover over a category with annotations under Taxonomy in the Taxonomy tab of the right panel and select Search .
  2. Select Search categories from the pop-up. The output category is added to the search criteria and a search is triggered.

From the Resources tab

From the Resources tab of the project dashboard you can start a search of documents with more than one output categories.

  1. Under Taxonomy, in the Resources panel of the tab, select the categories using Ctrl+Click.
  2. Select Search in documents in the central pane. You are redirected to the Documents tab where the search is performed.

Filter based on validation

With the presence-absence filter you can filter documents based of the presence or absence of validated documents. The corresponding tri-state switch is Validated documents and can be found in the Resources tab.

Filter based on suggested categories

This filter only applies to projects whose taxonomy was created with the Building magic taxonomy option.
With the presence-absence filter you can filter documents based of the presence or absence of suggested categories. The corresponding tri-state switch is Documents with suggestions and can be found in the Resources tab.

Filter based on segments

In case of categorization projects based on an imported NL Core package (CPK), you can filter your documents by segment. Segments are information obtained by the NLU analysis performed when uploading documents which can only be present if the CPK has been created with Studio and includes segmentation rules.
Segments are considered facets and listed under Tokens with the SEG label. Therefore, see the procedures for using Tokens items to filter documents in list view and detail view.

Alternatively, it is possible to enter a criterion for segments in the search bar. The element type code is $SEG. In the ellipses menu of the search bar it is listed as Segments.
The value of the criterion to type in its box must be the name of the segment.