Export to CSV

Export to CSV on the Inferences page turns runs and their feedback into one file for evaluation or retraining. It needs Export predictions (Owner and Admin by default). The file is built in your browser from the current filtered result of the table, all of it and not only the rows loaded so far.

Choose the inferences

1. Filter the Inferences table if you want a subset, then choose Export to CSV.
2. Pick the Schema snapshot. One file covers one snapshot, so that every row has the same columns. Optionally narrow it to one Bookmark.
3. Select the inferences. All start selected; search, Select all and Clear help.
4. Choose Continue.

Choose the reviews

The Export reviews step lists the reviewers who answered the selected inferences. Include or leave out each reviewer, or each inference, and expand an inference to read its answers. Choose Export CSV to download the file. If the answers cannot be loaded, the export is blocked rather than written incomplete.

The file

The file is named <snapshot>_<YYYY-MM-DD>.csv, comma-separated, UTF-8 with a byte-order mark so spreadsheets open it correctly. One row per inference:

Column	Holds
inference_name, run_id, run_status, created_at	The run.
origin, created_by	Where it was made and by whom.
model_count	How many models it ran.
input.<model id>.<feature>	Each value sent to each model, under the model’s own feature names.
output.<report>.predicted	Each built-in report’s prediction.
output.<report>.feedback.<reviewer>	Each reviewer’s assessment of that prediction.
report.<report>.content	The content of a report that has review questions.
report.<report>.<question>.<reviewer>	Each reviewer’s answer to each question.

Inputs are exported as the model received them, so a one-hot field appears as its 0/1 columns.