AI components which use locally hosted models require you to specify the model you want to use. The choice of model determines the capabilities of the components.

Models are not distributed as part of the core product and need to be downloaded and deployed to CloverDX Server by the admin before use. You can provide your own model (some configuration required - for experienced users) or choose from a curated set of free, ready-to-use models available in our online CloverDX Marketplace (recommended).

Models from the CloverDX Marketplace are provided as libraries you can install to your CloverDX Server. Once installed, the model will be available to the components via Server model property, no further configuration is required.

Models downloaded from the CloverDX Marketplace and selected via Server model property will automatically configure the following model properties.

Model name is a read-only property which shows the name from model configuration files.

Device determines whether the model is run on processor (CPU) or graphics card (GPU). Processing on GPU is much faster but you need a specialized hardware to use it.

Model arguments, Tokenizer arguments and Translator arguments allow to modify model behavior. They are mode-dependent.

Fields to classify specify fields to be analyzed.

Token/text classes and thresholds allow to define classes whose scores shall be computed. The threshold specifies the minimum score at which the class will be included in the output.

Classification output field sets an output field which will store the analysis results. It must be of variant type. If the field already contains some analysis, the analyses are merged, so that you can concatenate several AI components and use their combined output.

Batch size sets number of records processed by model together.

Token overflow policy determines what happens when some input field value cannot be encoded because it exceeds the model-specific maximum length. The strict policy causes the component to fail while lenient just logs a warning and truncates the input.

Transform allows to control what units are used to generate output records. A separate record can be created for each input record, each sequence-class pair, or both.

To change the default DJL cache directories, use DJL_CACHE_DIR and ENGINE_CACHE_DIR as system properties or environment variables.

This feature is designed to prevent native memory leaks that may occur when AI models are repeatedly loaded and unloaded. By caching models for the lifetime of the Java process and controlling prediction execution via a dedicated thread pool, the system ensures stable and predictable memory usage during inference.