Project

A project defines the scope of the models and model versions for your use case.

Project Layout

The project layout has the Versions, Network and Dashboard and code integation views. The Top bar contains the:

• Evaluate button, where you set the Training and Evaluation Plans for a model (see Evaluate/Train Model).

• In-app guides, where you can interactively tour the platform.

• Runs & processes , where you see the status of all the jobs the platform runs and their logs

• notification window, where you can see all pending/started/running/finished event notifications

• Profile and settings window, where you can log out and edit your details

The Project view together with the Network/ Dashboard and versions tab

Views

The Project Layout has four views:

• Versions - Allows changing models, saving projects, and . Accessed by clicking .

• Network - Where you can connect your model to the assets you've uploaded via the integration script, and validate the validity of these connections via the "code integration" right tab. Accessed by clicking .

• Dashboard - Where you can add and view the analysis being performed on a model, and observe and query various metrics. Accessed by clicking .

Create a Project

It is recommended to create a project while pushing a model or project using the CLI

You can create a project after logging on to your account.

To create a project:

1. Click the side menu on the top left.

2. Click New Project.

3. On the New Project window, enter a name for your project.

4. Enter a description for the project.

5. Click Save.

Open a Project

To open and start working on your project, you can either:

• Locate your project in Recent Projects and click it:

Opening a project from Recent Projects

• Click the side menu on the top left again, click Open Project, then select the project by name.

Opening a project from menu

When you save your project for the first time, Tensorleap treats it as the master branch, with subsequent revisions being new branches. You can create different branches when saving a new version of a project. For more information, see Versions.