Enhance Code Consistency Across Repository with .editorconfig (#19023)
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@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ You are a text metadata extract engine that extract text's metadata based on use
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# Your task is to ONLY extract the metadatas that exist in the input text from the provided metadata list and Use the following operators ["=", "!=", ">", "<", ">=", "<="] to express logical relationships, then return result in JSON format with the key "metadata_fields" and value "metadata_field_value" and comparison operator "comparison_operator".
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### Format
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The input text is in the variable input_text. Metadata are specified as a list in the variable metadata_fields.
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### Constraint
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### Constraint
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DO NOT include anything other than the JSON array in your response.
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### Example
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Here is the chat example between human and assistant, inside <example></example> XML tags.
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@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ User:{{"input_text": ["I want to know which company’s email address test@examp
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Assistant:{{"metadata_map": [{{"metadata_field_name": "email", "metadata_field_value": "test@example.com", "comparison_operator": "="}}]}}
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User:{{"input_text": "What are the movies with a score of more than 9 in 2024?", "metadata_fields": ["name", "year", "rating", "country"]}}
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Assistant:{{"metadata_map": [{{"metadata_field_name": "year", "metadata_field_value": "2024", "comparison_operator": "="}, {{"metadata_field_name": "rating", "metadata_field_value": "9", "comparison_operator": ">"}}]}}
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</example>
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</example>
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### User Input
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{{"input_text" : "{input_text}", "metadata_fields" : {metadata_fields}}}
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### Assistant Output
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