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what to do next question #144
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Good point! We used to have a function to tell the LLM the meta data like variable names and types (not the raw data). We disabled it because it is a little slow when sending the meta data to openai. With the boosted performance of the new gpt4o model, I think it is time to enable this function so the LLM knows the meta data like variable names etc. The issues like this should be solved then. |
But this could be a potential privacy issue that users may argue. We can make it optional later. |
Thx! It would also be good to leave the original answer without overriding
it since that's what we can tweak for suggesting reasoning steps.
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Good point! We used to have a function to tell the LLM the meta data like
variable names and types (not the raw data). We disabled it because it is a
little slow when sending the meta data to openai. With the boosted
performance of the new gpt4o model, I think it is time to enable this
function so the LLM knows the meta data like variable names etc. The issues
like this should be solved then.
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Should be fixed. Please help to check, Thanks! :) |
I loaded the old stlouis file into webgeoda and asked a more open-ended question that a new user would ask: "I just uploaded my data. How should I get started with the analysis?"
It then gives the following answer:

but then this answer disappears and is replaced by the following, which doesn't make sense:
I ask it to list the existing variables in the spatial file and the answer confirms that it doesn't recognize the question:

Can we add a prompt for the user to re-specify the question in a way that the bot can identify the existing variables?
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