A zoning-board intern grabs the most-downloaded Hub checkpoint even though the model card describes a different language and task than their gazetteer notes. What should decide eligibility for the run?
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Short Explanation
Most-downloaded is not an eligibility criterion. Read the model card and the task tag first. If the language and task do not match the gazetteer notes, the checkpoint is not in the run. A Triton config and an NCA-GENM mention do not repair that mismatch.
Full Explanation
Hub model cards and task tags are experiment inputs. They tell you whether a checkpoint is even eligible for the language and task you will score. Popularity is not an eligibility criterion, and a ready serving config does not repair a task mismatch. Associate selection reads the card first, then decides whether to run.