Hi @nnnnanyu ,
To handle .docx files in XML format and summarize their content, including characters and tables, using Gemini-1.5-Flash-001, you need a systematic approach that processes both text and structured data like tables effectively. Here’s how you can manage this:
1. Extract and Parse .docx File Content
.docx files are essentially zipped archives containing XML files. You can extract and parse the content using Python libraries like python-docx or zipfile and xml.etree.ElementTree.
Option 1: Use python-docx for easier extraction and parsing.
- Install python-docx if you haven’t already:
bash
pip install python-docx
- Extract text and tables using this library:
Python
from docx import Document # Load the .docx file doc = Document('your_file.docx') # Extract paragraphs (text content) text_content = [para.text for para in doc.paragraphs] # Extract tables tables_data = [] for table in doc.tables: table_data = [] for row in table.rows: row_data = [cell.text for cell in row.cells] table_data.append(row_data) tables_data.append(table_data) # Combine the text and table data if needed combined_content = ' '.join(text_content) + ' '.join([' '.join(row) for table in tables_data for row in table])
Option 2: Handle .docx as an XML file for more control over elements.
- Unzip the .docx file manually or programmatically using zipfile and parse word/document.xml using xml.etree.ElementTree to access raw XML structure for text and tables.
2. Preprocess Content for Summarization
Once you’ve extracted text content and tables:
- Normalize text: Remove or handle special characters, whitespace, and formatting.
- Convert tables to structured text: Tables can be represented as bullet points, key-value pairs, or structured text before summarization.
- Combine text and table data: If tables contain relevant data, ensure they are summarized meaningfully. Convert tables into plain text summaries or bullet lists.
3. Summarize Content with Gemini-1.5-Flash-001
To use Gemini-1.5-Flash-001 for summarization, you'll need to provide input in a clear, structured text format. If the model you’re using is an API-based LLM, you can prepare and feed the input as follows:
Example using a summary prompt:
python
# Assuming you have a function 'summarize_with_gemini' to call Gemini-1.5-Flash-001 API or similar model text_input = combined_content # From the previous step summary = summarize_with_gemini(input_text=text_input) print(summary)
4. Handling Tables in the Summarization
If the summarization model doesn’t inherently handle table data well:
- Preprocess tables into text summaries: Convert each table row into descriptive text (e.g., "Row 1: Column1 = Value1, Column2 = Value2").
- Separate summaries: Summarize text content and table content separately if necessary, then combine the outputs.
Tips for Effective Summarization:
- Break down content: If your .docx file is large, divide the content into manageable chunks.
- Maintain context: Provide enough context around tables to make the summarization coherent.
- Fine-tune prompts: Craft prompts for the LLM that clearly instruct how to handle table data (e.g., "Summarize the following content including this table data...").
If you have any question , please let me know