What does the 'Search' function specifically allow users to do?

The 'Search' function is designed to enhance the analysis experience by allowing users to filter verbatims based on defined criteria. This means users can refine their results by applying specific parameters, which helps in isolating relevant data points or insights from a larger dataset. This capability is particularly useful in scenarios where large volumes of text data or feedback need to be sifted through to extract meaningful insights, enabling users to focus on the most pertinent information without being overwhelmed by irrelevant data.

In contrast, the other options refer to different functionalities that are not the primary purpose of the 'Search' function. For instance, selecting a specific user for analysis typically pertains to user management features in data analytics tools rather than the search capability. Adding new entities to a dataset relates to data management or data entry functions, which are separate from the searching process. Reviewing historical data generally involves accessing previous analyses or reports rather than filtering data in real-time based on search criteria. Thus, while the other functions are important, they do not directly pertain to the specific role that the 'Search' function plays in data analysis.