Data Page
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The Project Data Page is where you can find your Project's Tasks, Task Histories, Task States, and a variety of other metrics about the work done by your team.
All Org Admins, Project Admins, and Project Managers can view all of the Tasks on the Data Page and make use of its filtering and reporting capabilities to effectively manage, track, and assign Tasks.
The Data Page consists of several subsections, as seen below:
Lefthand toolbar
Filters
Search bar
Quick Settings
Task List
Individual Task
Footer (and Snackbar)
The lefthand toolbar has two modes, depending on how you are viewing your RedBrick AI Tasks.
If you are viewing Tasks in Analytics Mode (i.e. you have not activated Folder Mode), the lefthand toolbar will display productivity information for the selected user based on the date range provided. Analytics Mode is the standard view for all Projects.
Users with relevant permissions can click on the chevron next to their name to expand a list of team members that have been added to the Project Workforce.
Selecting any user will then allow you to apply the time time-based filters to them, and reveal the corresponding labeler or reviewer productivity information.
Folder Mode allows you to apply verticality to your Task navigation in RedBrick AI, and easily move between subsets of your Tasks as needed based on the Task names provided on upload.
When you are in Folder Mode, the lefthand toolbar will populate with all of the directories and subdirectories that were supplied in the Task upload.
In the example above, we see that:
the parent folder ParentJ contains 1 sub-folder and 1 bottom-level folder: ChildC and ChildJ, which are visible in the center of the page
Sub-folder ChildC contains a bottom-level folder called GrandchildE
Bottom-level folder GrandchildE contains 1 RedBrick Task
Bottom-level folder ChildJ contains 3 RedBrick Tasks
Clicking into ChildJ (which can be done either in the lefthand toolbar or in the center of the page) reveals 3 Tasks:
In the screenshot above, the full Task name (ParentJ/ChildJ/BraTS2021_00004) is visible, which also demonstrates how RedBrick creates folders based on the location of front slashes in the Task name.
RedBrick AI allows you to sort Tasks by a variety of filters based on Task state, assignment, Stage, and more.
Please note that Task filters can be further sorted by user in order to return even more specific queries, e.g.:
Issues -> Label Stage -> Bob Ross to return all Issues submitted by annotator Bob Ross
Recently reviewed -> Review_2 -> Dmytro K. to display all Tasks in the Review_2 Stage recently examined by Dmytro K.
The Search Bar can be used to search for partial or full Task Names or Task IDs.
If your team employs a standardized naming convention and stratified naming (e.g. "John_Doe/studyA/timepoint1/scan1"), a simple search is often the easiest way to display a subset of Tasks.
The Quick Settings icons display at the top right of each Project to give you a sense of which configurations are active in your Project.
Click on any of the icons to be redirected to the corresponding Project Settings tab.
In the example above, we can see that the Project in question has:
an active Label Validation Script;
active Hanging Protocols;
inactive Webhooks;
caching enabled;
no labeling instructions provided;
Automatic Task Assignment enabled;
The Task List is where admins can find all of a Project's Tasks and non-admins can find Tasks that have been assigned to them. All filtering and search operations, as well as folder navigation in Folder Mode, will return results in the center of the page.
Each row in the Task List represents a single Task, and there are a variety of operations and actions available to RedBrick users here.
Datapoint - otherwise known as the Task Name. If this name is not defined by the user, RedBrick will use the name of the uploaded file;
Stage - the Task's current location in the Project pipeline. Clicking on this icon will display the Task History for a specific Task;
Files - the number of unique file paths associated with the Task;
Task ID - the RedBrick-generated unique identifier for the Task, required in many SDK operations;
Assignee - the Workforce member currently assigned to the Task;
Score - in cases of Consensus or Labeler Evaluation Projects, a RedBrick-calculated agreement score based on the labeler's work;
Task Analytics (on mouse hover) - an icon that can be clicked to display a variety of metrics related to the annotation work done on the Task;
Caching Icon - an icon that shows the Task has been cached in your local browser (and is therefore present in your Worklist). Clicking on this button will un-cache the contents of the Task from your browser;
Three-dot Menu - an expandable dropdown menu that contains many Task-related actions;
Go to Task button - click to open the Task in your current tab;
You can access a comprehensive list of Task events by clicking on the Task's Stage, bringing the functionality of the Python SDK's get_task_events() function to the Dashboard.
The three-dot menu on the righthand side of the Task row includes a variety of Task actions.
Open in Editor
Send to Stage
Cache Task
View Task Analytics
Export Comments
Delete Task
Archive Task
The three-dot menu can also contain Stage-specific actions, such as Set as Reference Standard.
The Send to Stage action allows the user to move a Task from one Project Stage to another, overriding the standard project workflow.
Sending a Task to a different Stage may be useful if:
As a labeler, you want to make edits to a Task you have already finalized;
As an admin, you need to return a Task to a previous Stage without sending it all the way to the beginning of your pipeline;
As an admin, you need a Task to skip over the review pipeline you've established;
To send a Task to a different Stage, simply access the Task's three-dot menu on the Data page and click on the desired destination Stage.
The Footer of the Data Page contains information about:
the number of Tasks you are currently displaying per Page;
the Page you are currently viewing;
the total number of Pages;
the total number of Tasks in your Project;
When you select a Task(s), a snackbar will appear at the bottom of the screen that will allow you to easily mass export Comments, assign, and delete Tasks.
