We have renamed Views to Projects in Iterative Studio.

Accordingly, Views dashboard is now called Projects dashboard; View settings are now called Project settings; and so on.

What is a Project in Iterative Studio

A project in Iterative Studio is an interactive representation of the information that your Git repository stores about your ML experiments and models.

When you connect to your Git repository from Iterative Studio, the Git commits and tags in the repository are parsed to identify all the data, metrics, hyperparameters and models. These values are then presented in an experiment table with each experiment (Git commit) in a row and the corresponding values for the data, metrics, hyperparameters and models in columns.

For Iterative Studio to extract the required values from your Git repositories, the values must be stored as described in the section about preparing your repositories.

A project presents information stored in your Git repository in an interactive table.

All the projects that you have created are presented in a central projects dashboard. This dashboard opens up whenever you login to Iterative Studio.

All the projects that you create are presented in a projects dashboard for easy access.

ML models across all your projects are presented in a Model Registry.

Within a project, you can:

Explore all the details of the experiments that you have pushed to your Git repository.
Visualize the experiments using plots and trend charts.
Compare experiments.
Run new experiments by submitting new Git commits directly from Iterative Studio.

In the following sections, you will see how to create, configure and share projects.