When accessing the Active Learning queue, does a set of 200 documents always appear in the list?

When accessing the Active Learning queue, the correct understanding is that only coded documents will appear in the list. The Active Learning queue is designed to display those documents that have been previously coded and require further analysis or evaluation. This focus on coded documents is essential as it allows the system to prioritize the review process based on existing data.

While there might be instances where a certain number of documents seems standard, such as 200 in some cases, it is not guaranteed that this number will always be present. The queue's content is dynamic and is directly influenced by the coding status of documents rather than a fixed number. Therefore, unreviewed or uncoded documents will not populate the Active Learning queue, as the system's aim is to optimize workflow and ensure that reviewers are engaged with material that has already been processed in some capacity.