machine-learning-gallery-collections.md

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Cortana Intelligence Gallery collections | Microsoft Docs	Discover and share collections in the Cortana Intelligence Gallery.	machine-learning		garyericson	jhubbard	cgronlun	c834a0dc-492f-4fa4-8a48-c86bba7b2b97	machine-learning	data-services	na	na	article	10/13/2016	roopalik;garye

Discover and share collections in the Cortana Intelligence Gallery

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Collections

A Collection allows you to group together experiments, APIs, and other Gallery items that address a specific solution or concept. These can be grouped together for later reference, use, or sharing.

Discover

To browse for collections in the Gallery, open the Gallery, point your mouse at More at the top of the Gallery home page, and select Collections.

The Collections page displays a list of the most recently added and most popular collections. Click See all to view all collections. From this page you can browse all the collections in the Gallery, or you can search by selecting filter criteria on the left of the page and entering search terms at the top.

Click any collection to open the collection's details page and read more information about it. On this page you can comment, provide feedback, or ask questions through the comments section. You can even share it with friends or colleagues using the share capabilities of LinkedIn or Twitter. You can also email a link to the experiment to invite other users to view the page.

Contribute

You can create a collection that contains items that you own or items that have been contributed by the community. They can be any Gallery items that address a specific solution or concept

For example, you can use a collection to group together items on a specific topic, or you can group together a multi-step experiment that solves a complex problem. The initial collections contributed by Microsoft consist of multi-step machine learning experiment templates for solving real world problems, such as online fraud detection, text classification, retail forecasting, and predictive maintenance.

Create a collection

Follow these steps to create and contribute a collection to the Cortana Intelligence Gallery:

1. Sign in to the Gallery using your Microsoft account

• Click your image at the top of the window and then click your name

  

1. Click New Item

   

2. Select Collection for Item Type, then give the collection a name, a brief summary, a description, and any tags that will help users find the collection

   

3. Click Next - you can upload an image file, or select a stock image, that will be displayed with the collection; choose something that will help users identify the content and purpose of the collection

   

4. Click Next - you can decide whether the collection is Public (it can be viewed by anyone) or Unlisted (only people with a direct link can view the collection)

   [!IMPORTANT] Once you set a collection to Public, you can not set it to Unlisted.

   

5. Click Create

Your collection is now part of the Cortana Intelligence Gallery. It will be listed on your account page under the Collection tab.

Add items to a collection

You can add items to your collection by opening the collection, clicking Edit, and then clicking Add Item.

You'll be shown a list of items you've contributed to the Gallery, or you can search the Gallery for items to add. Click an item to select it. Every item you select is included in the set of items to add - the Add button indicates how many items have been selected.

Or, if you find an item while browsing through the Gallery that you want to include, just open the item, click Add to collection, and specify the collection you want to add it to.

You can change the summary, description, or tags of your collection by opening the collection and clicking Edit. While you're editing your collection, you can also change the order of the items in the collection by using the arrow buttons next to an item to move it in the list. And you add notes to the items in your collection by clicking the upper-right corner of an item and selecting Add/Edit note. To remove an item from your collection, select Remove.

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