cookbook: competitors matrix example for image extraction #346
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Several improvements suggested.
Summary:
This PR adds a new example script that uses OpenAI's GPT-4 vision model to identify and categorize competitors from images, and saves the results in a JSON file.
Key points:
- New example script
competitors.pyadded. - Uses OpenAI's GPT-4 vision model to identify competitors from images.
- Categorizes competitors by industry and extracts key features.
- Results are saved in a JSON file.
- Includes error handling for file reading and logging for process tracking.
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examples/vision/competitors.py
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| competitor_list: List[Competitor] = Field( | ||
| description="A dict of competitors where each key is an industry" | ||
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The description for the 'competitor_list' field is misleading. It's not a dictionary but a list of 'Competitor' objects. Please update the description to accurately reflect the data structure.
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The description for the 'competitor_list' field is misleading. It's not a dictionary but a list of 'Competitor' objects. Please update the description to accurately reflect the data structure.
you are right mr ellipsis, will fix asap
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wanna add a cookbook example? |
Yeah, will make one - I take it it should be under |
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yup and make sure to add it to mkdocs.yaml |
will do |
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@jxnl cookbook added + added to mkdocs fyi: will be OOO this week and without connection so will see any new messages next week |
docs/examples/extract_slides.md
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| # Apply the patch to the OpenAI client | ||
| # enables response_model keyword | ||
| client = instructor.patch( | ||
| OpenAI(mode=instructor.Mode.MD_JSON) |
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| OpenAI(mode=instructor.Mode.MD_JSON) | |
| OpenAI(), mode=instructor.Mode.MD_JSON |
does this code run? lol
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Also why is it slides and not competitors? This is a different example.
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honestly it seemed that 'slides' was a better name because its more generic, i.e. this example is about extracting anything from a slide, not specifically competitors
I changed the name of the .py file to slides to make it symmetric, let me know if you agree
jxnl
changed the title
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hey @jxnl just in case you didn't see it, I resolved your comments a few days ago - this should be ready to merge |
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can you run ruff and i'll merge |
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Ruff is passing |
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