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Rerun

This feature is used for re-running the processing/analysis of files after any changes to the configuration of parameters, prompts, or uploading new files, changing providers, adding metadata, etc.

Current interface

The current Rerun form includes Version, Dry rerun, From (UTC), To (UTC), and Additional filters.

  1. Select a Version you want to rerun.

  2. Set a date range if you need to limit the scope.

  3. Use Additional filters to add conditions or nested groups.

  4. Review the preview and use Check before selecting Rerun.

Starting a rerun changes project processing. Confirm the intended scope before you run it.

Rerun — additional filters and preview

On-screen elements:

  • Version: dropdown menu with a selection of a re-run version of the project that is to be rerun

  • Dry rerun: switch for turning off prompts for the rerun. This is used for enriching input files with metadata.

  • From (UTC) + To (UTC): date fields for delimiting the timeframe of text or audio records affected by rerun

  • Additional filters: controls for adding conditions that further limit the records included in the rerun.

    • Level 1–3: identifies the nesting level of a condition group. Filters support up to three levels.

    • AND + OR: choose whether all conditions in the current group must match (AND) or whether at least one can match (OR).

    • Parameter: enter the parameter whose value you want to filter. Spaces are automatically removed from the entered parameter name.

    • Operator: select how the parameter value is compared. Available options depend on the selected value type: Equal, Not equal, >, >=, <, <=, Is in, Is not in, and RegEx.

    • Value: enter the value against which the parameter is compared. The input control changes according to the selected type and operator. For Is in and Is not in, you can enter multiple values.

    • Type: select String, Integer, Float, Date, or Bool. Not every operator supports every type; for example, RegEx is available only for String, while ordering operators are available for numbers and dates.

    • Bin: removes the current condition or nested group.

    • Condition: adds another condition to the current group.

    • Nested group: adds another group of conditions inside the current group, up to Level 3.

    • Preview: displays the generated filter definition. It does not execute the filter or calculate the number of matching results.

  • Floating buttons:

    • Check: calculates how many text or audio results will be rerun after applying the selected version, UTC date range, and additional filters. The number is displayed below the date fields.

      • If you change the version, date range, or filters after Check, the displayed count becomes outdated. Run Check again before rerunning.

    • Rerun: starts a rerun based on the selected configuration.

      • Rerun is available only after Check successfully returns at least one matching result.

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