How to set keywords for Azure Language Abstractive Summary in VScode similarly to Azure Foundry Web version

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How to set keywords for Azure Language Abstractive Summary in VScode similarly to Azure Foundry Web version

Hugo P 0

How to set keywords for Azure Language Abstractive Summary in VScode Python similarly to Azure Foundry Web version. I would like to focus on certain textual aspects similarly to what i can achieve in the web version. I am using the latest preview. User's image

Rohit Mungi 49,131 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2024-11-22T14:45:14.68+00:00
@Hugo P The request here is sent as parameters to the API. See the request from network tab of AI Foundry by enabling developer mode.

The keywords are part of parameters in the request body. Your request body should like below, I have removed the text for simplicity.

{"tasks":[{"kind":"AbstractiveSummarization","parameters":{"query":"Precise, Point"}}],"analysisInput":{"documents":[{"id":"id__1231","language":"en","text":"detailed_text"}]}}

This should be the GA version of the API:

Analyze Text Submit Job - Analyze Text Submit Job - REST API (Azure Azure AI Services) | Microsoft Learn

I used the preview version of the API from Foundry:

Analyze Text Submit Job - Analyze Text Submit Job - REST API (Azure Azure AI Services) | Microsoft Learn

You can also try other options from AI foundry and get the request and use them programmatically with your application. I hope this helps!!
Hugo P 0 Reputation points

2024-11-22T14:58:57.87+00:00

Thanks for the reply, but my question was if I could do this via Python as shown in the examples given in the documentation. For example, is there a way to add a "query" field to the poller with these keywords. The documentation does not show anything about this.

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Rohit Mungi 49,131 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

2024-11-22T14:45:14.68+00:00

@Hugo P The request here is sent as parameters to the API. See the request from network tab of AI Foundry by enabling developer mode.

The keywords are part of parameters in the request body. Your request body should like below, I have removed the text for simplicity.

{"tasks":[{"kind":"AbstractiveSummarization","parameters":{"query":"Precise, Point"}}],"analysisInput":{"documents":[{"id":"id__1231","language":"en","text":"detailed_text"}]}}

This should be the GA version of the API:

Analyze Text Submit Job - Analyze Text Submit Job - REST API (Azure Azure AI Services) | Microsoft Learn

I used the preview version of the API from Foundry:

Analyze Text Submit Job - Analyze Text Submit Job - REST API (Azure Azure AI Services) | Microsoft Learn

You can also try other options from AI foundry and get the request and use them programmatically with your application. I hope this helps!!
Hugo P 0 Reputation points

2024-11-22T14:58:57.87+00:00

Thanks for the reply, but my question was if I could do this via Python as shown in the examples given in the documentation. For example, is there a way to add a "query" field to the poller with these keywords. The documentation does not show anything about this.

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Rohit Mungi 49,131 Microsoft Employee Moderator

@Hugo P Yes, I do not see this is supported via the SDK. Since, these features of language service are still supported by text analytics SDK client

The client language API version that is uses is 2023-04-01

See here for reference.

The REST API version that is used in the portal is 2024-11-01 GA or the next preview version. So, this option will be available through REST API calls if you use the API version 2024-11-01 or above.

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