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email_responses.py
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"""
Function used to construct an intelligent response to a given input message.
Author: Explore Data Science Academy.
Note:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
The contents of this file should be added to a AWS Lambda function
created as part of the EDSA Cloud-Computing Predict.
For further guidance around this process, see the README instruction
file which sits at the root of this repo.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Description: This function uses the `find_max_sentiment` and `key_phrase_finder`
functions to firstly extract the overwhelming sentiment of a message reported
by AWS Comprehend, and secondly see if the key phrases determined by the service
match with a supplied list of user phrases. Given the sentiment and the boolean
output of the `key_phrase_finder` function, we can then use conditional logic
to craft an intelligent response.
"""
def email_response(name, critical_phrase_list, list_of_extracted_phrases, AWS_Comprehend_Sentiment_Dump):
# Function Constants
SENDER_NAME = 'Place your name here'
# --- Check for the sentiment of the message and find dominant sentiment score ---
Sentiment_finder = find_max_sentiment(AWS_Comprehend_Sentiment_Dump)
overwhelming_sentiment = Sentiment_finder[0]
overwhelming_sentiment_score = Sentiment_finder[1]
# --- Check for article critical phrases ---
Phrase_Matcher_Article = key_phrase_finder(critical_phrase_list, list_of_extracted_phrases)
Matched_Phrases_Article = Phrase_Matcher_Article[0]
Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article = Phrase_Matcher_Article[1]
# --- Check for project phrases ---
Phrase_Matcher_Project = key_phrase_finder(['github', 'git', 'Git',
'GitHub', 'projects',
'portfolio', 'Portfolio'],
list_of_extracted_phrases)
Matched_Phrases_Project = Phrase_Matcher_Project[0]
Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project = Phrase_Matcher_Project[1]
# --- Check for C.V phrases ---
Phrase_Matcher_CV = key_phrase_finder(['C.V', 'resume', 'Curriculum Vitae',
'Resume', 'CV'],
list_of_extracted_phrases)
Matched_Phrases_CV = Phrase_Matcher_CV[0]
Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV = Phrase_Matcher_CV[1]
# --- Generate standard responses ---
# === DO NOT MODIFY THIS TEXT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PREDICT ASSESSMENT ===
Greetings_text = f'Good day {name},'
CV_text = 'I see that you mentioned my C.V in your message. \
I am happy to forward you my C.V in response. \
If you have any other questions or C.V related queries please do get in touch. '
Project_Text = 'The projects I listed on my site only include \
the ones not running in production. I have \
several other projects that might interest you.'
Article_Text = 'In your message you mentioned my blog posts and data science articles. \
I have several other articles published in academic journals. \
Please do let me know if you are interested - I am happy to forward them to you'
Negative_Text = f'I see that you are unhappy in your response. \
Can we please set up a session to discuss why you are not happy, \
be it with the website, my personal projects or anything else. \
\n\nLooking forward to our discussion. \n\nKind Regards, \n\nMy Name'
Neutral_Text = f'Thank you for your email. Let me know if you need any additional information.\
\n\nKind Regards, \n\n{SENDER_NAME}'
Farewell_Text = f'Thank you for your email.\n\nIf there is anything else I can assist \
you with please let me know and I will set up a meeting for us to meet\
in person.\n\nKind Regards, \n\n{SENDER_NAME}'
# =====================================================================
# --- Email Logic ---
if overwhelming_sentiment == 'POSITIVE':
if ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == True)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, CV_text, Article_Text, Project_Text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == True)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, CV_text, Project_Text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == False)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, CV_text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == False)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, Article_Text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == False)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == False) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == True)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, Project_Text ,Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif ((Matched_Phrases_Checker_CV == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Article == True) & \
(Matched_Phrases_Checker_Project == False)):
mytuple = (Greetings_text, CV_text, Article_Text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
else:
mytuple = (Greetings_text, Project_Text, Article_Text, Farewell_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
elif overwhelming_sentiment == 'NEGATIVE':
mytuple = (Greetings_text, Negative_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
else:
mytuple = (Greetings_text, Neutral_Text)
Text = "\n \n".join(mytuple)
return Text