promptflow-azure-ai-language-custom-text-classification 1.0.0

Use Azure AI Language to generate abstractive summaries of documents.

Azure AI Language Custom Text Classification Tool for Prompt Flow

Based on promptflow-azure-ai-language

Name	Description
Custom Text Classification	Use Azure AI Language to generate abstractive summaries of documents

Requirements

PyPI package: promptflow-azure-ai-language.

• For AzureML users: follow this wiki, starting from Prepare runtime.
• For local users:

pip install promptflow-azure-ai-language

You may also want to install the Prompt flow for VS Code extension.

Prerequisites

The tool calls APIs from Azure AI Language. To use it, you must create a connection to an Azure AI Language resource. Create a Language Resource first, if necessary.

• In Prompt flow, add a new CustomConnection.
  • Under the secrets field, specify the resource's API key: api_key: <Azure AI Language Resource api key>
  • Under the configs field, specify the resource's endpoint: endpoint: <Azure AI Language Resource endpoint>

Inputs

When a tool parameter is of type Document, it requires a dict object of this specification.

Example:

my_document = {
    "id": "1",
    "text": "This is some document text!",
    "language": "en"
}

Name	Type	Description	Required
connection	CustomConnection	The created connection to an Azure AI Language resource.	Yes
document	Document	The input document.	Yes
project_name	string	The project to be called.	Yes
deployment_name	string	The project deployment to be called.	Yes
max_retries	int	The maximum number of HTTP request retries. Default value is 5.	No
max_wait	int	The maximum wait time (in seconds) in-between HTTP requests. Default value is 60.	No
parse_response	bool	Should the full API JSON output be parsed to extract the single task result. Default value is False.	No

Outputs

• When the input parameter parse_response is set to False (default value), the full API JSON response will be returned (as a dict object).
• When the input parameter parse_response is set to True, the full API JSON response will be parsed to extract the single task result associated with the tool's given skill. Output will depend on the skill (but will still be a dict object). Refer to Azure AI Language's REST API reference for details on API response format, specific task result formats, etc.