Queries

When you’re in the Explore tab, you'll see a query search bar above your items. This bar takes JSON queries that'll allow you to search for items in your project that match any given criteria. To see information about queries regarding LLMs and GenAI projects, read here.

Here are some example queries you can try out:

Operators

You'll need to use operators to define your queries and values.

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When the attribute has a numeric type, the following operators will be supported for attributes.name: > < =< !=

Instance

These parameters can be found under the instance field.

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About class names

If the class name contains an operator (and, or, in, not in, contains), the query will handle them as operators, not as words in class names. For example, if the class name is Cars and pedestrians, the query will handle the word cars and the word pedestrians separately. Instead, you can use symbols, such as underscores, to separate the words. So Cars and pedestrians would be changed to cars_and_pedestrians.

Metadata

These parameters can be found under the metadata field.

Other fields

Generate query

First, make sure that your dataset is synced. You can do so by pressing the Sync data button.

To generate a query:

1. In the Explore tab, click the query input bar.
2. Choose the suggested fields and operators or type the query yourself.
3. To run the query, press Enter on the keyboard.

Save query

To save a query:

1. Type a query in the query bar.
2. Click on the star on the right side of the query bar.
3. In the popup, type a query name.
4. Click Save.

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The maximum number of characters for a query is 60.
You can save up to 50 queries.

Rename query

To rename a query:

1. Click on the star in the query bar.
2. Click the three dots ⋮ next to the query you want to rename.
3. Select Rename.
4. Type a new query name.
5. Click Rename.

Delete query

To delete a query:

1. Click on the star in the query bar.
2. Click the three dots ⋮ next to the query you want to delete.
3. Select Delete.