Azure AI Document Intelligence
An Azure service that turns documents into usable data. Previously known as Azure Form Recognizer.
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Downloading a Model from Document Intelligence Studio to be used by Visual Studio Code
Renato C Pasion Jr
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How do I download a model from Document Intelligence Studio to be used by Visual Studio Code?
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dupammi 8,535 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2024-08-14T01:48:24.79+00:00 Thank you for your question.
Currently, the ability to download models from the Azure Document Intelligence Studio is not supported. Models created and trained in Document Intelligence Studio are meant to be used within the context of an Azure resource and cannot be exported for local use. This means you cannot directly download the model for use in Visual Studio Code or any other local development environment.
However, if your goal is to integrate the trained model into a Visual Studio Code project, you can use the model's endpoint and API key in your application code. Here's how you can do this:
Retrieve the Model ID and Endpoint:
- In the Document Intelligence Studio, after training your model, you can find the Model ID on the Models page.
- The endpoint and API key can be found in your Azure portal under the Document Intelligence resource.
Integrate with Visual Studio Code:
- In your Visual Studio Code project, update the configuration files (like
appsettings.jsonfor C# or.envfor Python) with your Document Intelligence endpoint, API key, and Model ID. - Then, use the Azure SDK to interact with your model in the cloud. This allows you to send documents to the cloud-hosted model and get the results within your local environment.
For a more detailed walkthrough, you can refer to the Test your custom Document Intelligence model section in the provided documentation.
If you need the raw JSON of the model for specific purposes, as mentioned in previous discussions, you can use the F12 developer console in your browser to view and copy the raw JSON of the model's metadata.
I hope this helps!
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