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Text Search (Full) in Dashboard

The Text search chart is a powerful visual tool that allows you to refine your searches using wildcards, boosts, fuzzy matching and spark charts.

The text search chart enables you a more complex text search including:

Options Examples
Wildcards gol*, *id, g*d
Boosts gold teeth^10
Fuzzy matching too~1

By applying filters, a spark chart is automatically produced too. More detailed information is found in the sections below.

Creating a text search full chart

Select the according widget from the list of text widgets.

Configuring your chart

  • Customize the chart name by clicking on My New Chart at the top of the modal.
  • Choose your dataset and the specific field you want to display.
  • Select the classification criteria that best suits your needs.
  • Enable or disable language compatibility mode as needed and click apply.

Using the text search (full)

Your widget was created, so now you can apply filters and use the spark chart.

Filtering

Click within the text box to begin. As you start typing, suggested text filters will be displayed, making it easier to select your filter.

Click Apply to set the filter. Once the filter has been applied, a small table will be displayed. This table shows:

  • Name: displays the text used within the specific filter
  • Count: shows the number of features within the specific filter
  • Reset Button(minus icon): to remove a specific filter
  • Spark Chart: displays score values for the specific filter

Spark charts

Spark charts sort results from left to right based on a score. The X-axis represents the level of confidence, relevance, or similarity. As you move from left to right on the chart, the strength of the match increases, indicating a better match in terms of case and order.

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Use the Spark chart to gauge the relative similarity of each result to your query. A higher score indicates a stronger match with your query.

Filtering with Spark Charts

  • Click and drag the mouse cursor on the chart to define a specific score range.
  • Adjust the range by clicking on the handles and dragging the mouse cursor to the left or right.
  • Slide the range by clicking within the range and dragging the mouse cursor to the left or right.
  • To reset the range, click outside of the existing selection.

Examples