Reading the Completed Experiment Page in Driverless AI
- Predictive AI
- H2O Driverless AI
This lesson tours the Experiments tab in Driverless AI, showing the information available for each run, including the target column, dataset, the accuracy, time, and interpretability settings used, the scorer, and the training and test scores. It covers the options in the three-dot menu, such as opening an experiment, creating an interpretation, retraining, or exporting, then opens a completed baseline experiment to show what becomes available once status shows complete: interpreting the model, downloading predictions and logs, and downloading the scoring pipeline.
Key takeaways
- What information the Experiments tab shows for each run, including the scorer, scores, and knob settings used
- How the three-dot menu on an experiment lets you retrain, export, rename, or create a new interpretation
- How to download the Python scoring pipeline versus the MOJO low-latency pipeline for deployment
- What artifacts become available once an experiment's status changes to complete, from predictions to AutoDoc
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