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# Review a Rapid Model
Once you have built a Rapid model, you can review its results.
To review your Rapid model, click "Review Model" in the Rapid model builder.
You will be taken to a page that lets you see the results from your Rapid model.
If you uploaded a video, Rapid will be run on all frames of the video that you are viewing in the Rapid interface. You can then play the video to see how your model does.
If you uploaded images, you can click between them to see how Rapid performs.
If your model identifies objects in the way you expected, click "Publish and Use Model" to retrieve your model API endpoint.
### Adjust Confidence Threshold
If your model shows too many or too few predictions, use the confidence threshold slider to filter results. Increasing the threshold hides lower-confidence predictions; decreasing it shows more.
### Edit Your Model
If your model does not work as expected, you can click "Edit Model" to adjust your prompts and annotations directly from the review step. This lets you add, remove, or modify labels and bounding boxes without going back to the build step. Once you are happy with your edits, click "Update" to re-run inference with the new inputs, or "Cancel" to discard your changes.
You can also click "Relabel Objects" to go back to the build step and start fresh.
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