Upload Your Dataset

Navigate to the repository you want to work with, or create a new one. If you need starter data, you can find example datasets on our explore page. To follow along with the example, you can clone the Synthetic Political Spam Dataset we are using.

oxen clone https://hub.oxen.ai/Laurence/political-spam --all
oxen create-remote --name "your-username/political-spam"
oxen config --set-remote origin "your-username/political-spam"
oxen push origin main

Edit File

Open the file you want to edit and press the Edit button above your data.

Editing Columns

To edit columns, go to the Schema section on the left of your dataset. Here, there are four actions you can take:

  • Add a Column: Click the Add Column button.

  • Delete a Column: Click the Trash icon next to the column name you would like to delete.

  • Edit a Column: Click the pencil icon to change the column name or the data type.

  • Hide a Column: Click the Eye icon to the left of the column name you would like to hide for the edit.

Editing Rows

To edit your rows, there are two actions you can take:

  • Add a Row: Click the Add Row button to get a new blank row at the end of your dataset.

  • Delete a Row: Click one of the cells in the row you would like to delete. Then click the large red โ€œdeleteโ€ button on the right of the screen.

To undo a deleted row, click the revert button.

Editing Cells

To edit cells, click on the cell you would like to edit and make any changes you would like to the data. Then click the Save button to save progress.

To undo any saved changes, click the revert button.

Committing Changes

To commit your changes, click on the Commit button, write your commit message, choose the branch, and click โ€œCommit changesโ€.

Returning to Data Frame

To return to the original dataframe, click the Return to dataframe button on the left of the commit button.

Congratulations! Youโ€™ve just seen how easy it is to edit your datasets without downloading on Oxen.AI. For more examples of different uses, click here!