Multi-building rows
Find rows that describe several buildings
Paste a schedule of values. Rows that bundle more than one building are flagged, so you can split them before you model.
Results
0Several buildings split these
0Worth a look below the gate
0One building nothing to do
0No answer came back
Several buildings
The model’s probability cleared the gate. Split each of these into one row per building before you model.
Worth a look
The model leans toward several buildings, but not past the gate. Read these yourself.
No answer came back
The model did not answer these rows, or checking stopped before them. Nothing was decided for them. Send them again when you are ready.
One building
Under an even chance of being several buildings.
| Row | Text | Several buildings |
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Checked by Jev (TypeSafe) through Vercel AI Gateway. Model .
Gate: several buildings at or more. Question set .
Run ids
Not available right now
Nothing was checked.
Why to split these rows
A catastrophe model reads each row as one building in one place. A row that bundles a campus becomes one very large building.
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Several buildings
Different sizes, ages, uses and heights, spread across a site.
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One row
All the value on one point, with one construction and one height.
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Split it first
One row per building, each with its own values and attributes.
What happens to your rows
When you press Check these rows, your browser sends the text to the Craton API, ten rows at a time. A table with a header line is sent row by row as column: value pairs, with money columns left out. Craton asks Jev, TypeSafe’s decision model, the same fixed question about each row, through Vercel’s AI Gateway, and sends back a probability for each. The model sees the text of each row and nothing about you.
Craton does not store the rows or the answers. The flags and the CSV stay in this browser until you download them. The only thing this page keeps is a free sandbox key, so it does not sign up again on every visit.
A flag means a row probably needs splitting. It does not tell you how many buildings it holds. Check each flagged row against the schedule before you change it.