# How to Use Private Model?
### **Create Model**
**Create Model** allows users to build a private AI model by customizing its basic settings, metadata, and access controls. On the Model Hub service screen, click the Create button to go to the creation page.
#### **Step 1: Fill in Basic Information**
In the **Basic Information** section, complete the following fields:
* **Model Title**: Enter the name of your model (required).
* **Description**: Provide a short description of the model’s purpose.
* **Base Model**: Select the foundational model (e.g., GPT-4, LLaMA).
* **Model Size (Parameters)**: Specify the model’s parameter size (e.g., 7B, 13B).
* **Whitelist IPs**: Add IP addresses that are allowed to access the model.
* If no rule is set, all IPs are allowed to download the model. Max 10 IP addresses or CIDR ranges, separated by commas
* IPv4 format:
* x.x.x.x, where each x ∈ \[0, 255]
* Optional CIDR suffix: /y, where y ∈ \[0, 32]
✅ Valid: 192.168.0.0 ❌ Invalid: 192.168.300.1
* **Avatar**: Upload an image to represent your model (optional).
* **Overview**: Write a detailed overview using rich text formatting (bold, italic, lists, etc.).
#### **Step 2: Add Tags**
Use the **Tags** section to assign relevant keywords to your model for easier categorization and searchability.
**Tag Categories**
You can assign tags under the following predefined categories:
* **Frameworks**: Specify the development framework used (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow).
* **Architecture**: Define the model architecture (e.g., Bert, DistillBert, EfficientNet).
* **Subject**: Indicate the domain or field the model is related to (e.g., Healthcare, Finance, Education).
* **Task**: Describe the model’s primary function (e.g., Text Classification, Image Classification, Embedding).
* **Others**: Add any additional tags that don’t fit the above categories.
#### **Step 3: Preview**
The **Preview** panel on the right will display a live preview of your model based on the information you’ve entered.
#### **Step 4: Navigation**
* Click **Cancel** to discard changes and exit.
* Click **Submit** to finalize and create the model.
### View list Models
Each model card shows:
* **Model name** (e.g., `pipeline-demo-xxxx`)
* **Base model** used (e.g., `Qwen2-72B-Instruct`, `Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct`)
* **Number of versions**
* **Model size** (storage usage)
* **Access & usage info** (e.g., number of viewers)
Click the **three-dot menu (⋮)** on a model card to access more actions such as:
* **Playground**
Test the model directly in the Playground interface. You can interact with it before deployment.
* **Create API Endpoint**
Generate an API endpoint for the model so it can be integrated into your applications or services.
* **Fine-tune**
Customize the model using your own dataset to improve performance for your specific use case.
* **Delete**
Delete a model
**Browsing and Filtering Models**
* Use the **search bar** (top left) to quickly find a model by name.
* Use the **filter menu** to sort models by:
* **Last modified**
* **Model size**
* **Other attributes** (you can add filters by clicking **+ Add filter**).
* Adjust **Models per page** (bottom right) to show 4, 8, or more models.
### View Model Details
A model includes the following components:
* **Model title:** The name of the model
* **Base model:** The base model used
* **Model size (Parameters):** The total size of the model
* **Latest version**: The most recent version, created closest to the time of viewing details
* **Created date:** The date the model was created
* **Created by:** The user account that created the model
* **Modified**: The most recent date the model information was updated
* **Tags**: Tags associated with the model
* **Actions**: Available actions for the model
* Fine-Tuning
* Deploy
* Download Model
* Upload Model
#### **Model card**
Model card: Overview information about the model
#### **Versions**
* **Index**: The order number of the version.
* **Version**: Unique identifier for the version (clickable for more details).
* **Status**: Current state of the version (e.g., *Created*, *Training*, *Deployed*), indicated with a colored dot.
* **Tags**: Optional labels for categorization.
* **Size**: File size of the version.
* **Created Date**: Timestamp of when the version was created.
* **Actions**: Options to interact with the version (e.g., edit, delete).
#### **File Browsers:**
Displays the uploaded files corresponding to each version
* **File**: Name of the file or folder (e.g., `artifacts`).
* **Size**: File size.
* **Download**: Option to download the file.
* **Modified Date**: Timestamp of the last modification.
#### **Share**
Allows sharing the model with others
* **Email**: The email address of the person the model is shared with
* **Tenant**: The tenant associated with the owner’s email
* **Role**: The role of the person the model is shared with
* **Date invited**: The date the user was added to the model
* **Action**: Options to update or remove the user from the model
### Edit Model
**Edit Model** allows users to update the details of an existing private model, including its metadata, configuration, and access settings.
#### **Step 1: Locate Your Model**
* Use the **search bar** at the top to find your model by name or keyword.
* Apply **filters** (e.g., version, size, tags) to narrow down the list.
#### **Step 2: Select the Model**
* In the model list, each entry displays:
* **Model Name**
* **Version**
* **Size**
* **Tags**
* Click the **Edit** button next to the model you want to modify.
#### **Step 3: Editing the Model**
Once you click **Edit**, you’ll be taken to the model configuration interface where you can:
* **Update Basic Information**: Change the title, description, base model, size, avatar, and whitelist IPs.
* **Modify Tags**: Add, remove, or update tags under categories like Frameworks, Architecture, Subject, Task, and Others.
* **Preview Changes**: Use the preview panel to review updates before saving.
#### **Step 4: Finalizing Changes**
* Click **Submit** to save your edits.
* Use **Back** to return without saving.
### Delete a Model
**Delete a model** allows user to delete from the list of created models
#### **Step 1: Locate Your Model**
* Use the **search bar** at the top to find your model by name or keyword.
* Apply **filters** (e.g., version, size, tags) to narrow down the list.
#### **Step 2: Select the Model**
* In the model list, each entry displays:
* **Model Name**
* **Version**
* **Size**
* **Tags**
* Click the **Delete** button next to the model you want to delete.
#### **Step 3: Delete the Model**
Once you click **Delete**, a confirmation dialog will appear. To confirm deletion, type "**confirm**" into the text box. The **Confirm** button will become enabled once you enter the text.
#### **Step 4**: Finalizing Changes
* Click the **Confirm** button to delete the model
* Click **Cancel** to cancel the action.
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