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# Generate Inference

## How to generate Inferences?

<figure><img src="/files/25ujHZIsy7Ow0CIbNu5m" alt=""><figcaption><p>Generate inferences</p></figcaption></figure>

1. **Navigate to the Run**\
   Inside a specific run, click on the **"Generate New Inferences"** button to begin.
2. **Select Dataset and Model**\
   Choose the **dataset** and the **model name** that you want to use for inference generation.
3. **Choose Model Version**\
   Select the **version** of the chosen model to run the inferences on.
4. **Optional: Apply Time Filters**\
   You can filter inferences by time to focus on a specific range of data. Use the time filter to narrow down the set of  data points.
5. **Optional: Apply Attribute Filters**\
   Add custom attribute filters by clicking on the **"+ Add Attributes"** button to refine the dataset further.
6. **Generate Inferences**\
   Once everything is set, click the **"Generate Inferences"** button to begin the process.


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