Update an existing model using Jupyter

To update a model using the ModelOp Center Jupyter notebook, you must:

Have an existing model, minimally in the form of a source code file (e.g. mymodel.py file)
Have already registered the model with the ModelOp Center
Have already loaded a model in a Jupyter notebook for which you wish to publish updates.

For instructions on registering a model using the Jupyter notebook, see Register a Model and Opening an existing model in Jupyter.

To update a model in Jupyter:

If you already have a model loaded in Jupyter, skip to Step 5. Otherwise, navigate to your Jupyter instance.

Under the Files tab,select New > Python3.

Click the Load a Model icon (the down arrow) on the right side of the Tools ribbon.

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Select the model to modify from the drop-down.

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Jupyter pulls the code into a cell.

Modify the code in the cell.

With your cursor in the cell with the code, click the Update the current model icon (the up arrow).

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On the Save Model to ModelOp Center screen, click OK to save the changes. The modified model is copied back into the ModelOp Center.

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Update an Existing Model Using the ModelOp Command Center

To update a model using the ModelOp Command Center, you must:

Have an existing model, minimally in the form of a source code file (e.g. mymodel.py file).
Have registered the model with the ModelOp Center.

To update a model in ModelOp Command Center:

Navigate to the ModelOp Command Center.
In the left column, click Models.
Select the model you want to modify from the list, and then click Model Source.
The code appears in a code cell. Modify the code in the cell.
Click the save icon in the top left corner of the cell.
You can make similar changes in the Attachments, Input Schema, Output Schema, and Model Functions tabs. View Creatig