Closed efchao closed 3 years ago
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Thanks for the feedback @efchao
I would like to add an endpoint to get the list of supported languages for sentiment analysis.
@assafi wondering if there is a list that can be added to the swagger so the SDK can expose it as an extensible enum? Or of course, an endpoint.
Also, it would be helpful to get the detected language for each document in the response of TextAnalyticsClient.AnalyzeSentiment method.
@efchao in Analyze Sentiment there is no automatic language detection. If in your input you specify the language of the document, the service respects that. If you don't assign a language, the default is English. Does this help?
@maririos Thank you! Yes, my request or question is if there is an endpoint which returns the supported languages for sentiment analysis, and if it does not exist, I thought this would be the place to ask for it.
I know there is no language detection in sentiment analysis, but since the language can be taken from the input, then from the client DefaultLanguage and then yes it would use 'en' as last default, I thought it would be useful to return the language used for each document (if one or many in the batch endpoint). I think of a use case where users can enter text in any language and then I try to get the sentiment of it. If I detect the language first, then not always I can get sentiment since the set of sentiment languages is smaller than the detected languages. That is why I asked for the sentiment supported languages endpoint in the first place.
Noted! I will communicate the ask and will post here when there is an update. Thank you Eduardo :)
@efchao That's great feedback!
We have been thinking of ways of both adding auto language detection to our endpoints as well as provide additional details for models (e.g. supported language list). There is some progress done here and will hope to start introducing those functionalities to one of the upcoming API versions.
@maririos The problem of adding supported languages to the Swagger or SDK is that this list is both dynamic (expands over time) and also depends on the model-version
used. Older models will not support all of the languages naturally.
Probably the best option would be to add an endpoint for those on the service side which the SDK can probe.
Ahh makes total sense. Excited about what is coming !!! :)
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I would like to add an endpoint to get the list of supported languages for sentiment analysis. Also, it would be helpful to get the detected language for each document in the response of TextAnalyticsClient.AnalyzeSentiment method.
Thank you! This is a great tool! Eduardo