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Cannot see Azure provider models #983

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TariniBindu03 opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 6 comments
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Cannot see Azure provider models #983

TariniBindu03 opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 6 comments
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@TariniBindu03
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Hi

I am not able to see the AZURE providers model sin the dropdown list . Can you tell me why?

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You may need to install langchain-openai and restart Jupyter server. AzureChatOpenAI is implemented as part of OpenAI provider which is not documented very well indeed. For reference

https://jupyter-ai.readthedocs.io/en/latest/users/index.html#model-providers

class AzureChatOpenAIProvider(BaseProvider, AzureChatOpenAI):
id = "azure-chat-openai"
name = "Azure OpenAI"
models = ["*"]
model_id_key = "azure_deployment"
model_id_label = "Deployment name"
pypi_package_deps = ["langchain_openai"]

I think that instead of hiding providers, these should be still included but disabled with an informative message.

@TariniBindu03
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Hi krassowski

Thanks for responding , this suggestion helped me .I am now able to see Azure completion & embedded models.

Having a follow-up question regarding /learn & /ask . I am using Azure embedded model - text-embedding-ada-002. It always responds I don't know . Can you help me on this please.

jovyan

7:08 PM

/learn /home/jovyan/pdf-files/

Jupyternaut

7:08 PM

🎉 I have learned documents at /home/jovyan/pdf-files/ and I am ready to answer questions about them. You can ask questions about these docs by prefixing your message with /ask.

jovyan

7:08 PM

/ask what did you learn

Jupyternaut

7:08 PM

I don't know.

jovyan

7:09 PM

/ask how many pages does the pdf file contain

Jupyternaut

7:09 PM

I don't know.

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srdas commented Sep 16, 2024

@TariniBindu03 This is not an issue for jupyter-ai -- behavior varies with embedding model. I tried the question "What did you learn?" with Bedrock Titan embedding v2 and also with Ollama nomic-embed-text and both return clear and complete answers to this question. On the question about how many pages the pdf file contains, I tried different LLMs and embedding models and none of them can return an answer -- it may be that this is a question you cannot answer from shards-based embeddings in a vector store.

@TariniBindu03
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HI @srdas

Thanks for responding . Currently i have only access to Azure embedded models . which will you think will be more useful in learning local data

text-embedding-3-large text-embedding-3-small text-embedding-ada-002

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srdas commented Sep 17, 2024

HI @srdas

Thanks for responding . Currently i have only access to Azure embedded models . which will you think will be more useful in learning local data

text-embedding-3-large text-embedding-3-small text-embedding-ada-002

Difficult to say, as I do not have access to Azure embedding models. I would also suggest using Ollama with embedding models in jupyter-ai as access is free. See: https://ollama.com/blog/embedding-models. Also: https://jupyter-ai.readthedocs.io/en/latest/users/index.html#ollama-usage. I tried embedding models from AWS, such as Titan-v2, and nomic-embed-text from Ollama and both worked well in explaining what was learned. However, asking about how many pages there are in a PDF is not going to elicit a proper answer as this is not explicit in sharded embeddings. I did try different prompts to see if this could provide a good answer, and it did not, FYI.

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dlqqq commented Nov 27, 2024

Closing this issue as the author's issue was resolved. We've also improved our documentation regarding provider dependencies and how to make models available in the Jupyter AI settings.

Feel free to open another issue if you experience this again!

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