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Update docs for "use corrections" option #180

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Expand Up @@ -59,6 +59,8 @@ For more information, see [here](faq/automations)

One common workflow is to send datapoints to a dataset automatically. This can be done by selecting the dataset button and then selecting the dataset you want to send to (or create a new dataset).

If you enable "Use corrections" then, for each matched run we will look for feedback containing a "correction" and save that as the outputs of the new dataset example. If no feedback is found, we will skip that run.

### Sending to an Annotation Queue

An annotation queue is a user-friendly way to look at and annotate a large amount of datapoints. When clicking on this button you select the annotation queue you want to send to (or create a new annotation queue).
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