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Hi All, I Have A Question About Model Querying. I Have Added Some Tags Manually After Uploading A Model As An Experiment To Clearml And Also Some Tags While Uploading The Model. When I Query The Model Only The Latter Are Recognized For The Search Of These

Hi all,
I have a question about model querying.
I have added some tags manually after uploading a model as an experiment to ClearML and also some tags while uploading the model.
When I query the model only the latter are recognized for the search of these models.
Is there a better way to use tags, and if the manual tags are not used during model querying when should someone use them?

  
  
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Hi @<1635813046947418112:profile|FriendlyHedgehong10> , can you please elaborate on the exact steps you took? When you view the model in the UI - can you see the tags you added during the upload?

  
  
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Hi John,
No I cannot see the tags I added during the upload in the UI but during querying I can.

  
  
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Hi John,
I figured it out. I was adding tags to the Experiments tab instead of the Models tab. Thanks anyway!

  
  
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