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# Create Experiments (AutoML)

**Create Experiments (AutoML)** is used to create a new AutoML experiment in the Cloudeka Deka MLOps Service Portal. On the **Experiments (AutoML)** page, click the **+ New Experiment** button.

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The **Create Experiment** page appears. There are eight steps required to create a new experiment, as described below.

1. **Metadata**, enter the name of your experiment.

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2. **Trial Thresholds**, configure the number of trials to run.

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   1. Parallel Trials
   2. Max Trials
   3. Max Failed Trials
   4. Resume Policy: Never, Long Running, and From Volume
3. **Objective**, add the metrics that you want to optimize and select the optimization type.

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   1. Type: Maximize, Minimize
   2. Metric and Goal. For example, **Validation Accuracy** and **0.99**. This means the target validation accuracy is 99%. You can add additional metrics if required.
   3. Set Metric Strategies: When enabled, you can select a strategy for each metric, such as **Max**, **Min**, or **Latest**.
4. **Search Algorithm**, select a hyperparameter tuning algorithm and configure its settings.

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   1. Hyperparameter Tuning
      * Name: Bayesian Optimization, Covariance Matrix Adaption, Evolution Strategy, Grid, Hyperband, Multivariate Tree of parzen Estimators, Population Based Training, Random, Sobol Quasirandom Sequence, Tree of Parzen Estimators.
      * random\_state
   2. Neural Architecture Search
      * Differentiable Architecture Search: num\_epochs, w\_lr, w\_lr\_min, w\_momentum, w\_weight\_decay, w\_grad\_clip, alpa\_lr, alpha\_weight\_decay, batch\_size, num\_workers, init\_channels, print\_step, num\_nodes, stem\_multiplier.
      * Efficient Neural Architecture Search: controller\_hidden\_size, controller\_temperature, controller\_tanh\_const, controller\_entropy\_weight, controller\_baseline\_decay, controller\_learning\_rate, controller\_skip\_target, controller\_skip\_weight, controller\_train\_steps, controller\_log\_every\_steps.
5. **Early Stopping**, add an early stopping algorithm if required.

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   1. Median Stopping Rule: min\_trials\_required, start\_step.
   2. None
6. **Hyper Parameters**, add the hyperparameters and search space that you want to optimize.

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7. **Metrics Collector**, modify the metrics collector type if required.

   Kind: Stdout, File, TensorFlow Event, Prometheus, Custom, and None.

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8. **Trial Template**, configure the trial template used for the experiment.

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   Review the trial template YAML configuration and define the parameter references used in the experiment.

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   If you want to modify the experiment YAML, click **Edit** and submit the YAML configuration at the bottom of the page.

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   Review and modify the experiment YAML configuration before creating the experiment.

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9. Click the **Create** button after you have finished configuring the experiment.

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