- Release Notes
- Before you begin
- Getting started
- Projects
- Datasets
- ML packages
- Pipelines
- ML Skills
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- Document Understanding in AI Center
- How To
- Basic Troubleshooting Guide
Out of the box packages
UiPath provides a number of machine learning capabilities out-of-the-box on AI Center. A notable example is Document Understanding. In addition, UiPath built or open-source models (serving-only and retrainable) are continuously added to AI Center .
class, break, from, finally, global, None, etc. Make sure to choose another name. The listed examples are not complete since package name is used for class <pkg-name> and import <pck-name>.
You can create your own packages based on the ones provided in the Out of the box Packages section. By choosing a package from this list, a provided package is technically cloned, ready to be trained with the dataset provided by you.
To do so, follow the steps below:
- Create a dataset. For more information on how to build datasets. see Managing Datasets.
- Go to ML Packages > Out of the Box Packages and choose the needed package.
- Fill in the needed information:
- Package name
- Choose Package Version
- Description
- Input Description
- Output Description
- Click Submit.
For more information on the information needed for each package, check the individual pages from this guide.
Open Source (OS) packages are ready-to-use packages provided by UiPath engineers through the Open Source Data Science Community. In order to be used within your workflows in Studio, you first have to deploy them as skills in AI Center , as presented below:
This model predicts the sentiment of a text in the English Language. It was open-sourced by Facebook Research. Possible predictions are one of "Very Negative", "Negative", "Neutral", "Positive", "Very Positive". The model was trained on Amazon product review data thus, the model predictions may have some unexpected results for different data distributions. A common use case is to route unstructured language content (e.g. emails) based on the sentiment of the text.
It is based on the research paper "Bag of Tricks for Efficient Text Classification" by Joulin, et al.
This model predicts the answer to a question of a text in the English Language based on some paragraph context. It was open-sourced by ONNX. A common use case is in KYC or processing financial reports where a common question can be applied to a standard set of semi-structured documents. It is based on the state-of-the-art BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers). The model applies Transformers, a popular attention model, to language modeling to produce an encoding of the input and then trains on the task of question answering.
It is based on the research paper “BERT: Pre-training of Deep Bidirectional Transformers for Language Understanding”.
This model predicts the language of a text input. Possible predictions are one of the following 176 languages:
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It was open-sourced by Facebook Research. The model was trained on data from Wikipedia, Tatoeba, and SETimes used under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0. A common use case is to route unstructured language content (e.g. emails) to an appropriate responder based on the language of the text.
It is based on the research paper "Bag of Tricks for Efficient Text Classification" by Joulin, et al.
This is a Sequence-to-Sequence machine translation model that translates English to French. It was open-sourced by Facebook AI Research (FAIR).
It is based on the paper "Convolutional Sequence to Sequence Learning" by Gehring, et al.
This is a Sequence-to-Sequence machine translation model that translates English to German. It was open-sourced by Facebook AI Research (FAIR).
It is based on the paper "Facebook FAIR's WMT19 News Translation Submission" by Ng, et al.
This is a Sequence-to-Sequence machine translation model that translates English to Russian. It was open-sourced by Facebook AI Research (FAIR).
It is based on the paper "Facebook FAIR's WMT19 News Translation Submission" by Ng, et al.
This is a Sequence-to-Sequence machine translation model that translates English to German. It was open-sourced by Facebook AI Research (FAIR).
It is based on the paper "Facebook FAIR's WMT19 News Translation Submission" by Ng, et al.
