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New chat GPT widget use #260

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pepeto opened this issue Jun 23, 2023 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #269
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New chat GPT widget use #260

pepeto opened this issue Jun 23, 2023 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #269
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pepeto commented Jun 23, 2023

Prototypes version 0.19.0
Orange version
3.35
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Please, could you give an example of use of chat GPT new widget?
Is there any way to create a column with the answers?
Thank you!!!

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VesnaT commented Aug 25, 2023

A new widget ChatGPT Constructor (#262) may solve that.

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roolio commented Aug 30, 2023

that's really really cool, thanks!
I was about to write myself such an extension, when I stumbled upon your code.
a blog post on this extension could contribute to Orange success :)

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roolio commented Aug 31, 2023

small digression on the chatGPT Constructor : I managed to get it output some json structure, e.g. with a question giving 3 answers, the 3 answers being in a json array, e.g. : {"qualities": ["intelligence", "adaptability", "loyalty"]}.

now I'd like to access the different text elements in json with extensions like Textable or Text Mining (for a word cloud, or whatever) . Any idea on how to do that? (if not possible, I could probably store the json output in a postgres table, convert it into real json, and access it back with a SQL Table, but it kinda "breaks" the workflow)

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You can ask ChatGPT to give you a simple list of qualities (no json), just a list, separated by comma. Then pass it to Text to Columns, which will create a column per quality. Word cloud would also work with a simple list.

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