updating tag for exbert viz
Author: smanjil
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Comments:
Note that `exbert` integration is unfortunately not automatic. The authors from Exbert (@bhoov @HendrikStrobelt) need to re-deploy manually to add support for a new model. We've discussed with @Narsil @mfuntowicz hooking this into the hosted Inference API, so this might be automatic in the future.

cc'ing @JetRunner 

To help us understand, what's your use case for ExBERT @smanjil?

> Note that `exbert` integration is unfortunately not automatic. The authors from Exbert (@bhoov @HendrikStrobelt) need to re-deploy manually to add support for a new model. We've discussed with @Narsil @mfuntowicz hooking this into the hosted Inference API, so this might be automatic in the future.
> 
> cc'ing @JetRunner
> 
> To help us understand, what's your use case for ExBERT @smanjil?


@julien-c I did not know that. 

As this model is a fine-tuned model for German medical domain texts, I wanted to see the attention distribution as done in German BERT. 

I believe this will be helpful for me as well as others to understand the effects of fine-tuning. Lastly, I tried with jessevig in colab, but, I have to fire it up in colab everytime. And, it was difficult to load the fine-tuned model there.

So, I am looking for a possibility here, and hope it will be done.

@julien-c Oh I thought the model was already added to ExBERT. Good to know!