b. Many-to-many relation with **TrainingExample**. We can re-use examples for multiple workflows.
c. Many-to-many relation with **TrainingExample**. We can re-use examples for multiple workflows.
c. ClassifierSet (Foreign Key)
d. ClassifierSet (Foreign Key)
d. Scheduled at (timestamp): The time the task was placed on the queue.
e. Scheduled at (timestamp): The time the task was placed on the queue.
e. Completed at (timestamp): The time the task was completed. If set, the task is considered complete.
f. Started at (timestamp): The time the task was picked up by the worker.
g. Completed at (timestamp): The time the task was completed. If set, the task is considered complete.
h. Worker version (varchar): Identifier for the code running on the worker when the task was started. Useful for error tracking.
3. **TrainingExample**
3. **TrainingExample**
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a. Rubric (Foreign Key)
a. Rubric (Foreign Key)
b. Created at (timestamp)
b. Created at (timestamp)
c. Training example set (many-to-many)
d. Hash of rubric and training examples (varchar): Useful for quickly finding existing classifiers (e.g. for Studio authors trying out the demo problem).