After the synchronization, the assets are available in the specified domain.
Warning Do not move the assets to another domain. Doing so may lead to errors during future synchronizations.
By default, the assets are shown in a plain list, but you can enable a multi-path hierarchy to show it in a tree structure.
The following images shows the resulting assets:
The status of assets depends on the selected value in the Default Asset Status field in the capability.
- If No Status is selected, newly created assets receive the first status listed in your Operating Model statuses, and existing assets keep their assigned status.
- If Implemented is selected, all assets receive the Implemented status.
Synchronized metadata per Azure AI asset type
This table shows the metadata for the Azure AI asset type. If you do not see any of the listed synchronized metadata, you can add characteristics to the layout on the asset type page.
Note If you remove a label in Microsoft Azure AI after a Azure ML synchronization, the attribute for the removed label is removed when you integrate Azure ML again.
| Asset type | Synchronized metadata | Public ID |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Azure AI | Description | Description |
| Model Accuracy | ModelAccuracy | |
| Model Precision | ModelPrecision | |
| Mean Squared Error | MeanSquaredError | |
| Mean Absolute Error | MeanAbsoluteError | |
| Model Type | ModelType | |
| Retrain Cycle | RetrainCycle | |
| Feature Importance | FeatureImportance | |
| Version | Version | |
| Description from source system | DescriptionFromSourceSystem | |
| Repository | Repository |