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Operators for Searching Traces in Phoenix

·May 20, 2024 11:46 PM

Hi all, what operators do phoenix support for searching traces? I know how to search using ==, >, <, in. What else?

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Operators for Searching Traces in Phoenix | Arize AI Community

Roger Y.
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Can you tell us more specifically how you want to search the traces?
Roger Y.
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i think those are the operators most often used in python. is there another one that you have in mind?
Andy R.
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I'm more thinking about here in the UI
Andy R.
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I think I just want to know a list of complete operators supported.
Roger Y.
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only operators that results in ast.Compare, ast.BoolOp, ast.BinOp ast.BoolOp, you can find them in our NodeTransformer here https://github.com/Arize-ai/phoenix/blob/bf0d9c6cf62f8dfbb4121e1e556d82e6be9c31ac/src/phoenix/trace/dsl/filter.py#L436
Roger Y.
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essentially i think those are the ones because they produce a boolean comparison
Roger Y.
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other operators that don’t produce a boolean comparison is generally excluded
Roger Y.
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unless you count addition, subtraction etc., those are supported
Roger Y.
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negation is also supported because it results in a boolean operation
Roger Y.
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is operator is supported but it’s translated to ==
Roger Y.
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that’s usually used for is None
Roger Y.
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it’s translated to == because sqlalchemy likes == None
Roger Y.
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unary operators are supported also: +1, -2
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Andy R.
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got it! Thank you!
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