Publish, edit, and delete datasets on the QwenCloud platform.
The Datasets page lists all datasets in your account. Use the search bar and filters to find specific datasets.
Each dataset entry shows:
Datasets have two statuses:
The actions available depend on the dataset status:
Draft datasets:
Published datasets:
After creating a dataset (which saves it as a draft), you must publish it before it can be used for fine-tuning:
Click Details on a published dataset to view:
Dataset list
Each dataset entry shows:
- Dataset Name: The name of the dataset.
- Type: The task type and algorithm (e.g., Text Generation / SFT).
- Examples: Number of data entries in the dataset.
- Import Status: Whether the data was imported successfully.
- Publish Status: Whether the dataset is published and available for fine-tuning.
- Created: Timestamp when the dataset was created.
- Actions: Available operations.
Dataset status
Datasets have two statuses:
- Draft: The dataset has been created but is not yet available for fine-tuning. You can edit the dataset to add or remove files.
- Published: The dataset is finalized and available for use in fine-tuning jobs. Published datasets cannot be edited.
You must publish a dataset before you can select it in a fine-tuning job.
Available actions
The actions available depend on the dataset status:
Draft datasets:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Edit | Modify the dataset name or upload additional files. |
| Publish | Finalize the dataset and make it available for fine-tuning. |
| Delete | Permanently remove the dataset from your account. |
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Details | View dataset details including upload history and data preview. |
| Delete | Permanently remove the dataset from your account. |
Published datasets that are actively used by fine-tuning jobs cannot be deleted. Remove the dataset from all jobs before deleting it.
Publish a dataset
After creating a dataset (which saves it as a draft), you must publish it before it can be used for fine-tuning:
- Go to the Datasets page.
- Find the draft dataset and click Publish in the Actions column.
- The dataset status changes to Published and it becomes available in the dataset selector when creating a fine-tuning job.
View dataset details
Click Details on a published dataset to view:
- Dataset name, type, and algorithm.
- Upload history and file list.
- Data preview showing sample entries from the uploaded files.
Next steps
- Create a dataset -- Upload new training data.
- Datasets overview -- Review format requirements.
- Create a fine-tuning job -- Use your published dataset to train a model.