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Datasets

Shares commonalities with both the Elements and Segments functions and is associated with the Chemical Methods Ontology.

Reader: Designer

The Datasets function shares commonalities with both the Elements and Segments functions, affording you the ability to intricately design the user interface through the integration of Layers and Fields. Notably, the distinctive aspect of the "Datasets" function lies in its association with the Chemical Methods Ontology. To initiate the design of a Dataset, you are required to first select the relevant Ontology. Subsequently, they can seamlessly begin shaping and refining the Dataset's user interface using Layers and Fields, thus offering a specialized and comprehensive approach to interface design tailored to chemical methodologies.

User Interface​

Dataset Template List​

Following the same approach of delivering a user-friendly user interface in a grid format, Dataset templates are displayed in a grid layout for your ease of use.

  • ✅ Sort the grid by clicking on the column headers.
  • ✅ Filter the grid by clicking on the filter icon located at the right of the column headers.

For a practical demonstration of sorting and filtering tasks in a list, you can watch the video in the Element Template List section.

Designer - Generic Dataset

Dataset Attributes​

Chemical Methods Ontology​

A more easily readable and understandable name is presented to end-users, aiding them in recognizing and understanding the dataset they are interacting with.

Version​

The version number of the released element.

Released at​

The timestamp indicating when the selected element was last released.

Updated at​

The timestamp indicating the last update time of the selected element.

Id​

The unique identifier of the selected element.

Sync Time​

The most recent synchronization timestamp.