Explore Posts and Mark Noise
What is this feature?
Post exploration lets you search posts collected and analyzed by a Query under different conditions, then mark posts that should not be included in analysis as noise.When should I use it?
- When you want to review posts that match specific conditions
- When you want to see the source posts behind analysis results
- When you want to exclude irrelevant posts from analysis results
- When you want to compare posts by theme, sentiment, or platform
Before you start
- The Query must have collected posts.
- Viewing posts requires Viewer permission or higher.
- Marking noise may require Writer or Admin permission.
How to use it
1. Open the post list
- In Query Dashboard, open the Posts tab or the post gallery area.
- Review the list of posts that belong to the current Query.
- Select a post card to view detailed information.
2. Use filters
Post filters let you combine multiple conditions to narrow the list to the posts you need. Common filter examples:- Date range
- Platform
- Text/keywords
- Hashtags
- Author/creator
- Sentiment
- Theme/entity
- Engagement metric range
- Promotion or content structure conditions
3. Sort and move between pages
The list can be sorted by options provided in the product UI, such as newest first or engagement metrics.4. View post details
- Select a post.
- Review displayed information such as source metadata, analysis fields, metrics, sentiment, and themes.
- If you entered from Query Dashboard, the Query context may be preserved when you move to the previous or next post.
5. Mark noise
- Hover over the post you want to exclude from analysis.
- Select additional posts you want to exclude.
- After selecting, press Mark As Noise button at the bottom of your screen.
- It may take some time for Dashboard results to refresh.
Check the results
- You can see the post list and total count that match your filters.
- After noise is marked, irrelevant posts are excluded from analysis results and disappear from the Post tab.
- Dashboard metrics and charts may be updated.
