Introduction

Enterprises worldwide, both financial and non-financial, are increasingly required to implement model governance or AI governance frameworks. This need has become particularly pressing with the rapid advancements and widespread adoption of generative AI and AI technologies in general. To address this requirement, ModelOp Center offers the capability to create Application Forms. These forms enable customers to define specific perspectives and gather the exact inputs necessary for governance in an intuitive, wizard-based format.

Key design principles include:

1. Simplicity and Ease of Use: Ensuring that customers can effortlessly manage and govern their models with ModelOp Center, allowing them to start incrementally.

2. Comprehensive Data Collection: Making it exceptionally easy for customers to gather all required information from a governance perspective for all their use cases.

3. User-Friendly Form-Based Approach: Providing a straightforward, form-based method for non-technical users to define model governance forms.

Custom Forms Overview

Custom Forms have the 2 main components:

1. Custom Form

2. Custom Form Fields ( General Custom Form Fields that can be shared among Custom Forms).

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Custom Forms

• Forms can only be managed by ADMINS.

• An application form can be associated to:

  • Use-cases

  • Implementations:

    • Ensemble

    • Git Model

    • AWS Sagemaker

    • Generic Mode

• An Custom Form data (answers) will be stored at the StoredModel.modelMetadata.custom field

• Only one Custom Form can exist for a given combination of Model methodology and Model Type, as the goal is to drive consistency across the enterprise.

• Once an application form has been used, it can only get new fields , existing fields can’t be modified or removed.

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Custom Form Fields

• Custom fields are form independent fields that can be defined once and reused a cross multiple forms

• Custom fields added into forms wont be kept in sync; if the custom field changes, the update wont be replicated to other forms including that custom field.

• One, many or none custom fields can be associated to a given form

Creating a Custom Form

This example creates an Custom Form for an Implementation

• Select the Add form button on the top right

• Select the Entity type, in this example we are creating an Implementation Form

• Create the Custom Form Fields desired for this Custom Form

• Review and Save

Editing an existing Custom Form

Deleting an existing Custom Form

Creating a Custom Form Field

• Select the Add custom field button

• Load the Custom Form Field details

• Save

Editing a Custom Form Field

Deleting a Custom Form Field