Dataset Overview
The Dataset section allows users to explore and manage various datasets that can be used for training, testing, and fine-tuning AI models. Users can browse through a curated list of datasets, filtered by formats such as CSV, JSON, and Text.
Key Features:
- Filter by Type: Users can filter datasets by different formats such as
CSV
,JSON
,Text
, andJSONL
. - Most Liked Datasets: This section highlights the most liked datasets, providing quick access to popular resources.
- Search Datasets: A search bar allows users to quickly locate a specific dataset by name.
How to Use the Dataset Overview:
- Browse Datasets: Scroll through the available datasets or use filters to narrow down by type.
- Search: Use the search bar to find a specific dataset by entering keywords.
- View Dataset Details: Click on a dataset to view more detailed information, such as its description, format, and size.
Adding New Datasets:
There are two ways to add a new dataset:
- Integration: Select Integration to add a dataset directly from integrated platforms or databases. This allows seamless data flow between your dataset source and the AI model.
- Database: Choose Database to import a dataset from a structured database format. This option is ideal for working with relational or other structured datasets.
Key Benefits:
- Customizable Datasets: Allows for adding different types of datasets (CSV, JSON, etc.), which are essential for training and testing different models.
- Most Liked: Easily accessible popular datasets help users pick reliable and high-quality data for their AI models.
tip
Ensure the dataset is clean and well-structured before uploading for the best model performance. Check dataset formats and preview data before fine-tuning or training models.
Example Process:
- Dataset Selection: Browse datasets and select one that fits your AI training or testing needs.
- Adding New Datasets: You can quickly add a new dataset through the New Dataset button, choosing either the Integration or Database options based on your data source.
This screenshot shows a filtered list of datasets, highlighting key dataset details such as the name, format (JSON, CSV, etc.), and size.