# Setting Parameters in Auto Mode

Once the search mode is selected, you need to select a set of parameters and their value ranges to be tested.

If you activated the auto mode, the Network Model, Patch Size (Red Analyze High Detail), Horizontal Flip, Vertical Flip, Rotation 90 parameters are selected as default. You can modify the values of these parameters, uncheck the checkbox, or add other parameters to be searched.

The auto mode does not support the following parameters and the values of these parameters that were set in the loaded VisionPro Deep Learning workspace are ignored:

- Class Weight

- Patience Epoch

- Validation Set Ratio

The auto mode does not support Processing parameters because the auto mode picks the best parameter combinations based on the validation loss of a High Detail tool, not the precision, recall, and F-score. The auto mode picks the most performing results based on the validation loss, and then it calculates the performance metrics like precision, recall, and F-score on those results and presents them on the Results page. Thus, unlike the manual mode, the auto mode offers precision, recall, and F-score only after all searches are successfully completed.

### Choose Parameters

On the Search page, select the parameters over which you want to run the search by enabling checkboxes .

If you have a previously saved Parameter Search Data XML file which contains a set of parameters and their values to be searched, click Load to load it on the Search page.

### Assign Value Range

In the Values column, type in the range of values for the selected parameters. Click each cell in Values column to modify the values for a parameter.

You can add values to the parameters in the following ways:

1. Type the specific values in the cell (Int, Double)
   - To add multiple values for a specific parameter, use a blank(Space key) as the separator between each value.
2. Enable checkboxes in the cell (Enum, Boolean)
   - For the values of some parameters (eg: Network Model), enable checkboxes to select the values to be tested in the search.
3. Fill in the cell by the input form (Size, Interval, String, Dictionary).

Note: After starting the search, the tool parameters values that you did not select are set to the default values set in the loaded workspace.

Click the check button if you finished editing a cell and want to fix the value range(s) for a parameter. If you want to modify inserted values for a parameter, click the cell again you want to modify. After entering a value if the cell is outlined in red, there is an error in the value input syntax.