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Fine-tuned Models View

This section describes Downstream Model interface and configuration in detail.

Once you navigate to Scenarios after you log into the BaseModel, you will see a listing of all models created so far.

Interface Overview: Scenarios in BaseModel

The Fine-tuned Models interface in BaseModel provides users with a comprehensive view and control over various scenarios used for model training, scoring, and other tasks. Below is a breakdown of the key components of this interface:

1. Navigation Panel (Left Sidebar)

Purpose:

The left sidebar contains filtering options to help users organize and view specific models.

Key Components:

  • Filter by Status:

    • Scheduled: Models that are planned for training.
    • Training: Models that are currently being trained.
    • Ready: Models that have completed training and are ready for use.
    • Training Failed: Models where training encountered errors.
    • Draft: Models that are still in draft mode.
  • Filter by Type:

    • Classification - Binary
    • Classification - Multiclass
    • Classification - Multilabel
    • Recommendation
    • Regression

2. Fine-tuned Models List (Main Content Area)

Purpose:

Displays a list of all fine-tuned models with key details about each.

Key Components:

  • Name: The identifier for each fine-tuned model.
  • Type: Indicates whether the model is for regression, classification, or recommendation.
  • Status: Displays the current state of the model (e.g., "READY").
  • Last Run: Shows when the model was last executed.
  • Next Run: Displays the next scheduled run, if applicable.
  • Upstream: Indicates the source dataset or model used as an upstream input.
  • Edited: Shows the last modification date.

Additional Features:

  • Search and Filter Results: Displays the total number of results (e.g., "155 Results"), which updates based on applied filters.
  • Model Actions (Three Dots Menu): Each model has an options menu where users can perform actions like editing, deactiving and allowing to quickly view upstream model