# Run Your Analysis

Now that your dataset is ready, all you have to do is starting your analysis.

To help you with this, our platform has chosen to opt for a multiple-choice process: first, you can choose which pipeline to use, and then define the parameters of the same. Let's see how.

## Pipelines

First, let's clarify the *pipeline* concept:

> a data pipeline is a generic term to describe a set of data processing elements connected in series, where the output of one element is the input of the next one.

Simple, isn't it? A bit like the game of dominoes: what happens to the previous tile will influence the next one. 

Your cards will be the parameters you choose, and the domino will be your pipeline; for this, to get the results you want, you will have to be very precise in setting the parameters suitable for your analysis. Don't worry, we'll help you with that.

Now let's take a look at the pipelines available on the platform:

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If you have reached the usage limit for your Freemium account, an error message will be shown in this section:

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