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What is a Project?

Projects are the top-level entities in Artemis Search. Each project is dedicated to a particular search task, allowing you to efficiently manage and configure your intelligent searches.

A project in Artemis Search contains:

  • One or more datasets
  • One or more machines
  • Configuration settings for your search task

Projects are designed to isolate different search tasks. For example, if you’re creating a search for companies, you’d dedicate one project to it.

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Key Components of a Project

Datasets

Collections of embeddings and associated tags that you want to search through.

Machines

Computational resources that respond to search requests and run our ML model on the active dataset.

Model Type

Currently, only the “Mini” model type is available for all projects.

Configuration

Settings that define how your project operates and processes search queries.

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Project Status

The status (active/inactive) of your project is determined by two main factors:

  1. Active Dataset: At least one dataset must be activated for the project to be operational.
  2. Assigned Machines: The project needs at least one machine assigned to process search requests.

Your project must have both an active dataset and at least one assigned machine to be considered “active” and ready for use in the playground.

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Next Steps

Now that you understand the basics of projects in Artemis Search, you’re ready to:

If you have any questions about projects or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our support team at pallavi@artemisar.com.

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What is a Project?

Projects are the top-level entities in Artemis Search. Each project is dedicated to a particular search task, allowing you to efficiently manage and configure your intelligent searches.

A project in Artemis Search contains:

  • One or more datasets
  • One or more machines
  • Configuration settings for your search task

Projects are designed to isolate different search tasks. For example, if you’re creating a search for companies, you’d dedicate one project to it.

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Key Components of a Project

Datasets

Collections of embeddings and associated tags that you want to search through.

Machines

Computational resources that respond to search requests and run our ML model on the active dataset.

Model Type

Currently, only the “Mini” model type is available for all projects.

Configuration

Settings that define how your project operates and processes search queries.

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Project Status

The status (active/inactive) of your project is determined by two main factors:

  1. Active Dataset: At least one dataset must be activated for the project to be operational.
  2. Assigned Machines: The project needs at least one machine assigned to process search requests.

Your project must have both an active dataset and at least one assigned machine to be considered “active” and ready for use in the playground.

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Next Steps

Now that you understand the basics of projects in Artemis Search, you’re ready to:

If you have any questions about projects or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our support team at pallavi@artemisar.com.