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88### Table of Contents
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11- * [ Store Models in BucketFS] ( #store-models-in-bucketfs )
10+ * [ Install the Default Models ] ( #install-the-default-models )
11+ * [ Manually Store Models in BucketFS] ( #manually- store-models-in-bucketfs )
1212 * [ Model Downloader UDF] ( #model-downloader-udf )
1313 * [ Name Server] ( #name-server )
1414 * [ Running the UDF] ( #running-the-udf )
@@ -20,9 +20,39 @@ deleting a model, and listing existing models.
2020 * [ Delete model via a Python Function] ( #delete-model-via-a-python-function )
2121* [ List Models UDF] ( #list-models-udf )
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23+ ## Install the Default Models
24+
25+ Some of our UDF's use preselected models, so you do not need to
26+ configure the UDF's in order to run them.
27+ However, you do need to install these default models before using the UDf's.
28+
29+ We provide two options for you to install these default models. You can use the
30+ ` install_default_models ` - command
31+ or the ` INSTALL_AI_DEFAULT_MODEL_UDF ` .
32+ Both versions will install all needed default models in the BucketFS.
33+ They will use a predefined BucketFS location to install the models into.
34+
35+ You can call the ` INSTALL_AI_DEFAULT_MODEL_UDF ` like this:
36+
37+ ``` sql
38+ SELECT INSTALL_AI_DEFAULT_MODEL_UDF()
39+ ```
40+
41+ It will return a table with a ` model_path_in_udfs ` column and
42+ a ` model_path_of_tar_file_in_bucketfs ` column.
43+
44+ Or you can call the ` install_default_models ` - command:
45+
46+ ``` shell
47+ python -m exasol_transformers_extension.install_default_models < options>
48+ ```
49+
50+ For information about the available options common to all Exasol extensions,
51+ please refer to the [ documentation] [ pec-user-guide ] in the Exasol Python Extension Common package.
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25- ## Store Models in BucketFS
55+ ## Manually Store Models in BucketFS
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2757Before you can use pre-trained models, the models must be stored in the BucketFS.
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