Filtering DataFrame by Span in Python: get_performance_slices

·Mar 08, 2024 06:42 PM

Quick question - I'm using spans_df = px.Client().get_spans_dataframe() , but I don't think I see the attribute that is this name that I see at the top of the span: really I just want to filter on the first part of it - get_performance_slices...

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Filtering DataFrame by Span in Python: get_performance_slices

Jack Z.

·Mar 08, 2024 06:42 PM

Quick question - I'm using spans_df = px.Client().get_spans_dataframe() , but I don't think I see the attribute that is this name that I see at the top of the span: really I just want to filter on the first part of it - get_performance_slices...

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Mikyo
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It should be the span.name field. Is it not there?
Jack Z.
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Jack Z.
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they're all ChatCompletion
Mikyo
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Hmm, it's def. the name. I wonder if those are custom spans and you are just looking at the nested span under? Isn't the trace tree have two LLM calls for this?
Jack Z.
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ohhh - I have phoenix running on 6006 for one app and 6007 for another. I'm connecting to the wrong client 🤦
Mikyo
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Ah gotcha. haha. Cool cool
Jack Z.
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whoops, thanks for the help
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Mikyo
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It should be the span.name field. Is it not there?
Jack Z.
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Jack Z.
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they're all ChatCompletion
Mikyo
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Hmm, it's def. the name. I wonder if those are custom spans and you are just looking at the nested span under? Isn't the trace tree have two LLM calls for this?
Jack Z.
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ohhh - I have phoenix running on 6006 for one app and 6007 for another. I'm connecting to the wrong client 🤦
Mikyo
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Ah gotcha. haha. Cool cool
Jack Z.
·
whoops, thanks for the help
1