Learn how to run your first application.

Applications are in-platform components that provide access to pre-built workflows and modules. Public applications are created by our experts and aim to automate the entire analysis job for users, making it accessible to those who lack coding experience. You can also create an application from scratch or request an application according to their analysis needs.

Here's a step-by-step guide to running an application:

1. Log in to the platform and go to the menu. Click on the Applications section.
2. You will see two sections: My Applications and Public Applications.
3. If you have previously created applications, they will be located in My Applications.
4. If you want to use an application that has been shared publicly by our team, you can find it in Public Applications.
2. To use a public application, click on the image of the application you are interested in. This will take you to a page with detailed information about the application.
3. Once you have reviewed the information and are ready to run the application, click on the Run button. This will start a new run of the application.
4. Give the run a name that is descriptive of what you are doing with the application. For example, if you are analyzing data from a specific project, you could name the run after that project.
5. Select the image data that you want to use for the run. You can either upload your own image data from your computer or select image data that you have used before on the platform.
6. Click on the Run button to start the application. The platform will now begin running the application using the image data that you selected.
7. Once the application has finished running, view the results under the Results section on the same Applications page. There is no need to go to another tab. Simply scroll down to the Results section to view the output generated by the application.
8. If you want to view the logs for a specific run, click on that run's result in the Results section and then click on the View Result Details button, and finally the View Logs button. This will display the logs for that particular run. On the same page, if you click on the Share button, you'll see your options to share your results.
9. If you want to inspect the results for segmentation purposes, you can do so by going into a specific result from the Results section and clicking on the Inspect Segmentation button on the opened page. This will bring up an interactive visualization of the results, allowing you to explore predictions in more detail. You can use the tools provided in the visualization to zoom in and inspect individual segments.

That's it! You have successfully run your first application.

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