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Overview

The following is an overview of the Dataset View. We will explore the various tabs and their functionality.

Introduction​

You can manage your datasets using the Dataset View. This UI is accessible by clicking any dataset on the datasets page.

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If you have just created a new dataset, you will be automatically redirected to the Dataset View.

We will step through each of the tabs in the Dataset View. They include:

  • About: General information about the dataset, including a readme, tags, context, and associated collaborators.
  • Models: Upload a data model as a blueprint of your data structures.
  • Files: Transact PDF and csv to quickly and easily get your data into Fluree.
  • Policies: UI for managing the access control policies for your dataset.
  • Settings: Settings for your dataset, including management for collaborators and API keys for application integration.
  • Notebooks: UI for organizing and saving sets of queries, transactions, and notes, for your own use or to share with others.
  • Queries: UI for querying and transacting against your dataset. See our Cookbook of Query Examples for examples.
  • Chats: Ask questions and explore your data using a natural language interface grounded in your dataset's structure.
Navigation items for the Dataset View

Working with a New Dataset​

When you first create a new dataset, you will be automatically redirected to the notebooks screen with a Quick Start Guide notebook.

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If you prefer to learn about working with data in Fluree through a hands-on experience, the Quick Start Guide notebook is a great place to start.

The Quick Start Guide notebook will walk you through the following steps:

  1. Adding Sample Data
  2. Querying the Data
  3. Querying for Linked / Relational Data
  4. Issuing Advanced Queries
    • Time-Travel Queries
    • Semantic Inferencing
After creating a dataset, you will first arrive at this Quick Start Guide notebook