do jina docarray supports the regex operations for filtering data? [closed] - python

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I am using jina's docarray to create a dataset for neural search solution, I need to perform some regex filters on datasets.
How I can run regex operations on docarray dataset and do jina have support for regex? Unable to find relevant resources for this.

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