Update arize_callback.py #6433
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Update arize_callback.py #6433
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Fixed some issues with type annotations
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Arize released a new Generative LLM Model Type, adjusting the callback function to new logging.
Added arize imports, please delete if not necessary.
Specifically, this change makes sure that the prompt and response pairs from LangChain agents are logged into Arize as a Generative LLM model, instead of our previous categorical model. In order to do this, the callback functions collects the necessary data and passes the data into Arize using Python Pandas SDK.
Arize library, specifically pandas.logger is an additional dependency.
Notebook For Test: https://docs.arize.com/arize/resources/integrations/langchain
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@hwchase17 - project lead
Tracing / Callbacks
@agola11