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# Function Calls by Example
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Welcome to the examples page. Here you will find emails that highlight a range of use cases, on how to use our code and examples demonstrating various features and functionalities.
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## Quick Links
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- [Segmenting search requests into multiple search queries](search.md)
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- [One shot query planning](planning-tasks.md)
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- [Using recursive schema](recursive.md)
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- [Exact citations using regex](exact_citations.md)
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- [Automated database extraction from text](autodataframe.md)
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## Details
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In this section, you will find examples demonstrating different aspects of our project's functionality.
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- [Segmented Search](search.md): Learn how to perform segmented search using a multi task definition using function calling
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- [One shot Query Planning](planning-tasks.md): Explore how to plan and decompose a complex query into multiple subqueries in a single request.
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- [Recursive Schemas](recursive.md): Understand how to work with recursive schemas, and also why flat is better than nested.
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- [Exact Citations](exact_citations.md): Find out how to generate exact citations by using smart prompting and regular expressions
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- [Automated Dataframe Extraction](autodataframe.md): Discover how to automate dataframe extraction to not only return a table, but possibilty multiple tables.
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Feel free to explore these examples to gain a better understanding of various patterns on how creative prompting, description, and structuring of `OpenAISchema` and unlock new capabilities.
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If you have any questions or need further assistance, please refer to the specific example documentation or reach out to our support team.
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Happy exploring! |