clearml-docs/docs/webapp/webapp_model_table.md

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The Models Table

The models table is a customizable list of models associated with the experiments in a project. From the models table, view model details, and modify, publish, archive, tag, and move models to other projects.

View the models table in table view or in details view , using the buttons on the top left of the page. Use the table view for a comparative view of your models according to columns of interest. Use the details view to access a selected model’s details, while keeping the model list in view.

Models Table Columns

The models table contains the following columns:

Column	Description	Type
FRAMEWORK	The model framework. The list includes all frameworks, including custom frameworks.	String
NAME	Model name.	String
TAGS	User-defined labels added to models for grouping and organization.	Tag
STATUS	The status of the model, which can be Draft (editable) or Published (read-only).	String
PROJECT	The project with which the model is associated.	String
USER	The user who ran the experiment that created the model, or the user who imported the model.	String
TASK	The experiment (Task) name that created the model.	String
UPDATED	Elapsed time since the model was updated. Hover over the elapsed time to view the date and time.	Date-time
DESCRIPTION	The model description (not shown by default).	String
Metadata	User defined metadata key column. Available options depend upon the models in the table.	String

Customizing the Models Table

The models table is customizable. Changes are persistent (cached in the browser) and represented in the URL, so customized settings can be saved in a browser bookmark and shared with other ClearML users to collaborate.

Customize the table using any of the following:

• Dynamic column order - Drag a column title to a different position.
• Resize columns - Drag the column separator to change the width of that column. Double click the column separator for automatic fit.
• Changing table columns
  • Show / hide columns - Click > mark or clear the checkboxes of columns to show or hide.
  • Add custom columns - Click + ADD CUSTOM METADATA COLUMN to add metadata columns to the main column list. Added columns are by default displayed in the table. You can remove the metadata columns from the main column list or the column addition window.
• Filter columns - By ML framework, tags, user
• Sort columns - By metadata, ML framework, description, and last update elapsed time.

:::note The following models-table customizations are saved on a per project basis:

• Columns order
• Column width
• Active sort order
• Active filters
• Custom columns

If a project has subprojects, the models can be viewed by their subproject groupings or together with all the models in the project. The customizations of these two views are saved separately. :::

Model Actions

The following table describes the actions that can be done from the models table, including the states that allow each feature. Model states are Draft (editable) and Published (read-only).

Access these actions with the context menu in any of the following ways:

• In the models table, right click a model, or hover over a model and click
• In a model's info panel, click the menu button

ClearML Action	Description	States Valid for the Action
Details	Model details include general information, the model configuration, and label enumeration.	Any state
Publish	Publish a model to prevent changes to it. Published models are read-only. If a model is Published, its experiment also becomes Published (read-only).	Draft
Archive	To more easily work with active models, move a model to the archive. See Archiving.	Any state
Restore	Action available in the archive. Restore a model to the active model table.	Any state
Add Tag	Tag models with color-coded labels to assist in organizing work. See tagging models.	Any state
Download	Download a model. The file format depends upon the framework.	Published
Move to Project	To organize work and improve collaboration, move a model to another project.	Any state
Custom action	The ClearML Enterprise Server provides a mechanism to define your own custom actions, which will appear in the context menu. See Custom UI Context Menu Actions.	Any state

Some actions mentioned in the chart above can be performed on multiple models at once. Select multiple models, then use either the context menu, or the bar that appears at the bottom of the page, to perform operations on the selected models. The context menu shows the number of models that can be affected by each action. The same information can be found in the bottom menu, in a tooltip that appears when hovering over an action icon.

Tagging Models

Tags are user-defined, color-coded labels that can be added to models (and experiments), allowing to easily identify and group of experiments. A tag can show any text, for any purpose. For example, add tags for the type of remote machine experiments execute on, label versions of experiments, or apply team names to organize experimentation.

• To Add tags and to change tag colors:
  1. Click the experiment > Hover over the tag area > +ADD TAG or (menu)
  2. Do one of the following:
     • Add a new tag - Type the new tag name > (Create New).
     • Add an existing tag - Click a tag.
     • Change a tag's colors - Click Tag Colors > Click the tag icon > Background or Foreground > Pick a color > OK > CLOSE.
• To remove a tag - Hover over the tag > X.

Filtering Columns

Filters can be applied by clicking on a column, and the relevant filter appears.

There are a couple filter types:

• Value set - Choose which values to include from a list of all values in the column
• Tags - Choose which tags to filter by from a list of all tags used in the column.
  • Filter by multiple tag values using the ANY or ALL options, which correspond to the logical "AND" and "OR" respectively. These options appear on the top of the tag list.
  • Filter by the absence of a tag (logical "NOT") by clicking its checkbox twice. An X will appear in the tag's checkbox.

Once a filter is applied to a column, its filter icon will appear with a highlighted dot on its top right ( ).

To clear all active filters, click in the top right corner of the table.