Enhance search bar of comparison table #1839
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Co-authored-by: Timur Sağlam <[email protected]>
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This table adds new features to the search bar of the comparison table.
It is now possible to search for index. If a number is written, it will take all indexes containing this number. E.g. when
5is written in the search bar 5, 15 and 51 are displayed.To get a specific index only, the number can be prefaced with
index:. E.g.index:5will only filter the 5th comparison in the current sorting.It is now possible to filter for similarities. All these filters need to be prefaced with either >, <, >= or <= followed by the number of percentages to filter for. This searches over all similarities. A percentage symbol is optional. E.g.
<100will show all comparisons where any metric (so either avg or max) is less than 100%.It is possible to filter for a specific metric by prefacing the comparison symbol with its name in the table header, followed by a double colon. E.g.
max:>=90%will filter for submission where the maximum similarity is greater than or equal to 90%.This is also explained in the tooltip of the search bar.
Due to the tooltip being cutoff, its direction changed.