A data science team uses SAS Model Manager to track multiple model versions. Which version control capability does SAS Model Manager provide?
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Short Explanation
You get versioned model registration in SAS Model Manager, where each model can have a major version and multiple minor versions. Each version keeps its metadata, score code, and performance reports, so you can track changes and roll back when needed.
Full Explanation
Versioned model registration is correct because SAS Model Manager maintains a model repository where models are organized into projects, and each model object can have multiple versions with associated score code files, input/output variable definitions, performance reports, and transition history. This supports audit trails and rollback to previous versions. Git-based version control with branch and merge functionality is wrong because SAS Model Manager does not use Git branching. Automatic daily snapshots of all model parameters to S3 is wrong because automatic S3 snapshots are not a built-in SAS Model Manager feature. Version control is not available in SAS Model Manager; only the latest model is retained is wrong because Model Manager explicitly supports multiple versions.