Complete the code to create a basic model card title.
model_card = {"title": "[1]"}The title field in a model card should clearly state the model name or purpose. "My Model Card" is a clear and simple title.
Complete the code to add a description field to the model card.
model_card["description"] = "[1]"
The description should explain what the model does. "This model predicts house prices." clearly describes the model's purpose.
Fix the error in the model card dictionary to include the 'metrics' field correctly.
model_card = {"title": "House Price Model", "metrics": [1]The metrics field should be a dictionary with metric names as keys and their values. Option A correctly uses a dictionary.
Fill both blanks to create a model card dictionary with 'version' and 'author' fields.
model_card = {"version": [1], "author": "[2]"}The version should be a string or number like '1.0'. The author is a string with the creator's name. Here, '1.0' and 'Alice' are correct.
Fill all three blanks to add 'license', 'date', and 'tags' fields to the model card.
model_card.update({"license": "[1]", "date": "[2]", "tags": [3])The license is a string like 'MIT'. The date is a string in YYYY-MM-DD format. Tags is a list of strings describing the model. The correct combination is 'MIT', '2024-05-01', and the list of tags.