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```<name of the language>
<code>
```
EXAMPLE
```python
print("Hello World")
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def help(self):
"""
Prints general help information, or specific usage information of a function if provided
:param function: an optional function
"""
from IPython.display import Markdown, display
def print_md(string):
display(Markdown(string))
# Check whether the request is for some specific function
#if function is not None:
# print_md(self.function.__doc__)
# If not then offer the general help menu
#else:
print_md("### Help Menu")
print_md("You can use the system through an **API** object. API objects are returned"
"by the *init_system* function, so you can get one by doing:")
print_md("***your_api_object = init_system('path_to_stored_model')***")
print_md("Once you have access to an API object there are a few concepts that are useful "
"to use the API. **content** refers to actual values of a given field. For "
"example, if you have a table with an attribute called __Name__ and values *Olu, Mike, Sam*, content "
"refers to the actual values, e.g. Mike, Sam, Olu.")
print_md("**schema** refers to the name of a given field. In the previous example, schema refers to the word"
"__Name__ as that's how the field is called.")
print_md("Finally, **entity** refers to the *semantic type* of the content. This is in experimental state. For "
"the previous example it would return *'person'* as that's what those names refer to.")
print_md("Certain functions require a *field* as input. In general a field is specified by the source name ("
"e.g. table name) and the field name (e.g. attribute name). For example, if we are interested in "
"finding content similar to the one of the attribute *year* in the table *Employee* we can provide "
"the field in the following way:")
print(
"field = ('Employee', 'year') # field = [<source_name>, <field_name>)")Copyright © 2021 Codeinu
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