After which action must you run a full build of your conceptual index?

Running a full build of the conceptual index is necessary after editing the extracted text of a document because changes to the text can alter the way that document is understood and categorized by the indexing system. The conceptual index relies heavily on the content and context of the documents; thus, any modification, including text edits, can affect the relevance and accuracy of searches performed against that index.

When the extracted text is altered, the conceptual relationships and potential keywords associated with that document may shift, which necessitates a complete rebuild to ensure that the index reflects the most recent version of the data. This helps in maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of search results within the analytics framework of the platform.

The other actions, such as adding new documents, removing documents from the data source, or introducing a regular expression filter, have specific indexing implications but do not require a full build. For example, adding new documents or filtering involves updating or appending existing indices without necessarily requiring a complete rebuild, while removal may only necessitate an update to the index rather than a full reconstruction.