Selects a bunch of projects by applying user-provided filter conditions.
The conditions are a filter expression like the ones used in BigML's API list calls, or the keywords used as tags in the project.
The user can set a limit to he number of projects that will be selected in one execution of the script (default=10).
The selected projects can be returned as a list of IDs, archived in a new project or deleted.
DISCLAIMER: Please, mind that delete is a non-undoable operation. We recommend doing a dry-run by listing the projects and checking. Use delete at your own risk.
Selects a bunch of projects by applying user-provided filter conditions.
The conditions are a filter expression like the ones used in BigML's API list calls, or the keywords used as tags in the project.
The user can set a limit to he number of projects that will be selected in one execution of the script (default=10).
The selected projects can be returned as a list of IDs, archived in a new project or deleted.
DISCLAIMER: Please, mind that delete is a non-undoable operation. We recommend doing a dry-run by listing the projects and checking. Use delete at your own risk.
Selects a bunch of projects by applying user-provided filter conditions.
The conditions are a filter expression like the ones used in BigML's API list calls, or the keywords used as tags in the project.
The user can set a limit to he number of projects that will be selected in one execution of the script (default=10).
The selected projects can be returned as a list of IDs, archived in a new project or deleted.
DISCLAIMER: Please, mind that delete is a non-undoable operation. We recommend doing a dry-run by listing the projects and checking. Use delete at your own risk.