What happens if the DeNIST filter is not added when set to No in the processing profile?

When the DeNIST filter is set to "No" in the processing profile, it indicates that the filter will not be applied during the processing of the data. However, it's important to note that this filter is optional to add at any time after the initial processing. This provides flexibility for users who may reconsider their filtering needs as they analyze the data or as project requirements evolve.

The DeNIST filter is used to remove noise and irrelevant information from the datasets, enhancing the quality of the processed data. Users may later determine that applying the DeNIST filter would improve their results, so they have the option to add it post-processing. This adaptability is significant in data handling, where user insights and changing requirements can lead to better analysis outcomes.