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2024-05-10

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What’s New

SessionsA session is a grouping of traces based on a session ID attribute. When building or debugging a chatbot application, being able to see groups of messages or traces belonging to a series of interactions between a human and the AI can be particularly helpful. By adding session.id and user.id as attributes to spans, you can:
  • Find exactly where a conversation “breaks” or goes off the rails. This can help identify if a user becomes progressively more frustrated or if a chatbot is not helpful.
  • Find groups of traces where your application is not performing well. Adding session.id and/or user.id from an application enables back-and-forth interactions to be grouped and filtered further.
  • Construct custom metrics based on evals using session.id or user.id to find best/worst performing sessions and users.
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Enhancements

Join Evals on Existing Traces
  • Send in latent evals through our Python SDK. They will be joined daily on spans with matching span_ids*. *The functionality is very similar to that of latent actuals or tags, but with Evals.
  • Send in your evaluations through the new log_evaluations method in the new Python SDK v7.16.1.
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Python SDK v.7.17.0
  • Add session.id and user.id to spans batch logging
  • Send Arize schema as part of the request body
Learn about Python SDK fixes and improvements here.

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