Structured output in Azure OpenAI

[akshana-aravind]

Summary

Added azure openai demo utilising Strict parameters

Motivation

There is no proper documentation available on using the Strict setup in Azure openai. Leading to confusions and conflicts.

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[akshana-aravind]

@royziv11 kindly review

[royziv11]

Hi @akshana-aravind. This repository is only for cookbooks that leverage our APIs directly, not for use of Azure OpenAI. I'd suggest seeing if there is a place within the Azure Developer Community for this notebook.

If you would like to see how to leverage structured outputs using our APIs, I'd recommend checking out this cookbook here

[akshana-aravind]

@royziv11 Thank you for the clarification. I’ll check out the cookbook you recommended and explore OpenAI. I appreciate the guidance.