Pages#
Home page#
The Home page is mainly a filterable, searchable and sortable list of datasets. It is the entry point to the Argilla web app and is composed of the following three components.
Search bar#
The โSearch datasetsโ bar on the top allows you to search for a specific dataset by its name.
Dataset list#
In the center of the page you see the list of datasets available for your user account. The list consists of following columns:
Name: The name of the dataset, can be sorted alphabetically.
Workspace: A filterable column showing the workspace to which the dataset belongs.
Tags: User defined tags for the dataset.
Created at: When was the dataset first logged by the client.
Updated at: When was the dataset last modified, either via the Argilla web app or the client.
Side bar#
You can find a user icon and a refresh button on the top right:
User icon: This icon shows the initials of your username and allows you to view the documentation, view your current Argilla version, and log out.
Refresh: This button updates the list of datasets in case you just logged new data from the client.
Dataset#
Note
For a description of the UI and features related to the new Feedback Task datasets, please check this guide.
The Dataset page is the main page of the Argilla web app. From here you can access most of Argillaโs features, like exploring and annotating the records of your dataset.
The page is composed of 4 major components:
Search bar#
Argillaโs search bar is a powerful tool that allows you to thoroughly explore your dataset, and quickly navigate through the records. You can either fuzzy search the contents of your records, or use the more advanced query string syntax of Elasticsearch to take full advantage of Argillaโs data models. You can find more information about how to use the search bar in our detailed search guide.
Filters#
The filters provide a quick and intuitive way to filter and sort your records with respect to various parameters. You can find more information about how to use the filters in our detailed filter guide.
Record cards#
The record cards are at the heart of the Dataset page and contain your data. There are three different flavors of record cards depending on the task of your dataset. All of them share the same basic structure showing the input text and a horizontal ellipsis (or โkebab menuโ) on the top right that lets you access the recordโs metadata. Predictions and annotations are shown depending on the current mode and task of the dataset.
Hint
Use the menu on the bottom left corner of the page to select how many record cards you want to see per page: 1, 20, 50 or 100. This allows you to annotate record by record or in bigger bulks.
Check out our exploration and annotation guides to see how the record cards work in the different modes.
Text classification#
In this task the predictions are given as tags below the input text. They contain the label as well as a percentage score. When in Explore mode annotations are shown as tags on the right together with a symbol indicating if the predictions match the annotations or not. When in Annotate mode predictions and annotations share the same labels (annotation labels are darker).
A text classification dataset can support either single-label or multi-label classification - in other words, records are either annotated with one or multiple labels.
Note
If the record has multiple inputs, these will appear in alphabetical order.
Token classification#
In this task annotations are given as colored highlights in the input text, while predictions are indicated by underlines. At the top of the record list you will find a legend that connects the colors to the respective labels. When in Annotate mode you can remove annotations or add new ones by simply selecting the desired text.
Hint
When using the score filter, the predictions that do not fall in the selected range will be missing the solid thin line.
Text2Text#
In this task, predictions and annotations are displayed at the same level to allow for easy comparison of versions. The user interface supports the display of multiple predictions for one record, ordered by score. In Annotate mode, you can edit a prediction directly in the text box to produce your annotation.
Dataset settings#
You can access this page by clicking on the settings icon next to the user icon inside of the Dataset view.
In this page, you will be able to access the settings of a specific dataset and make modifications.
Description and annotation guidelines#
Soon you will be able to edit this information.
Labels#
Here you can define your labeling schema for this dataset, see the current one and add new labels to it.
Danger zone#
In this area, you will find a button to delete the current dataset.
User settings#
You can access this page by clicking on your user icon in the top right corner and selecting โMy settingsโ in the dropdown.
In this page, you will be able to access your user settings and copy your API key. Learn more about how to set up users.
Role#
You can see your user role next to the user icon. The roles can be owner
or annotator
.
Username, name and surname#
These are your user details. The username
shows the username used as login for the Argilla UI. The Name
field corresponds to the first_name
setting and the Surname
field to the last_name
setting.
API key#
Here you can copy your API key that you can use to conect to Argilla from the Python client.