How to migrate Modern(Active Learning)Document Understanding Skill to other Orchestrator

Hi team,

I’ve been using Modern Document Understanding and deployed one skill there.
Is it possible to migrate this setup to another Orchestrator like we do for Classic ML Skill (AI Center) approach?

Thanks,
Rahul

Hi @rahulk11393

Please refer the below doc.

this below thread helps to migrate from dev to prod

Hope it helps!!!

@Baskar_Gurumoorthy,

The article you shared is for the Classic design (AI Center) and my ask is for the (Active Learning) Modern Document Understanding project. Please check below snapshot:

any solution on this?

According to UiPath documentation:

This link proposes a way to export the annotated docs coming from Action Center (human feedback) in modern du projects, but it doesn’t explain how to use the exported annotated docs to retrain (fine-tuning) the modern du model:

I hope that sooner than later UiPath modern du projects can use the human feedback to retrain the model automatically, but currently is not as easy as we expect. Other alternative could be:

  1. When the human validation is needed, send the document to the action center
  2. Create a copy of the original document in a storage location (shared drive, storage bucket, etc)
  3. Get the human feedback and export the validated data for your use

Then periodically:

  1. Get the original documents copied in the storage location, select the documents to be used for fine-tuning (remember to keep balanced datasets) and upload them in the modern du project
  2. Annotate (again) the new uploaded docs (active learning will do the wrong prediction) and wait for the auto retraining to complete
  3. Once the training is completed, deploy a new version of the du project
  4. Update your code in Studio to point out to the new modern project version (this step will require for you to recreate the out_DocumentData variable because it changes with the new du project version)
  5. Publish the a new version of the process package from studio

In summary, the modern du experience is not that good (yet) for projects that requires continuous fine-tuning

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