Implemented Abstract Processing Pipeline with AI Agents
- Day: 2025-02-08
- Time: 16:30 to 17:50
- Project: Dev
- Workspace: WP 2: Operational
- Status: In Progress
- Priority: MEDIUM
- Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
- Tags: Abstract Processing, Ai Agents, Pipeline, Error Handling, State Management
Description
Session Goal:
The session aimed to integrate and implement an abstract processing pipeline using AI agents for structured extraction and screening of research abstracts.
Key Activities:
- Adapted existing frameworks to incorporate abstract processing, focusing on class and function modifications for state management.
- Developed the
AbstractManagerclass for storing and retrieving abstracts, ensuring JSON validity and preventing duplicates. - Created the
AbstractsStateclass to manage abstract processing stages, enhancing traceability. - Transformed
ChunkHandlerintoAbstractProcessorto process abstracts using DOI identifiers and AI extraction functions. - Updated schemas and function mappings for AI agents, including the Abstract Reader and Screening Agent.
- Implemented the Abstract Processing Pipeline with
process_abstracts()andrun_pipeline()functions. - Addressed network issues with CrossRef API by generating a mock dataset for demonstration.
- Updated
AbstractsStateandAbstractManagerfor AI output handling, focusing on DOI-based indexing. - Revised
process_abstractsfunction for improved error handling and local storage integration. - Fixed errors related to
AbstractsStateinitialization and method calls inAbstractProcessor.
Achievements:
- Successfully executed a mock abstract processing and screening workflow, demonstrating the pipeline’s capability to fetch, process, and evaluate abstracts.
- Enhanced error handling and state management in the abstract processing functions.
Pending Tasks:
- Validate and integrate the updated schemas and function mappings for AI agents in the production environment.
- Resolve network issues with CrossRef API for live data fetching.
Evidence
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