What does a warning about skipped and neutral documents allow you to do?

A warning about skipped and neutral documents indicates that certain documents have been identified during the review process as either not relevant (neutral) or have been excluded for some reason (skipped). It serves as an important notification that these documents could potentially influence the results of your analysis or findings.

Choosing to review these documents allows you to assess their relevance and determine if they may contain valuable information that could affect your conclusions. By taking the time to examine them, you ensure a more thorough analysis, helping to maintain the integrity and accuracy of the results. Ignoring skipped or neutral documents could lead to an incomplete understanding of the data, which could subsequently impact decision-making based on the analysis.

In contrast, the other options either suggest actions that disregard the implications of the warning or do not leverage the opportunity to enhance the project’s accuracy and depth of insight.