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skill.ai.symphonyedgesnodes| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| | A list of bindings that represent actions allowed on the AI skill. |
| | A user friendly name. |
| | Graph edges. |
| | Graph nodes. |
| | Parameters. A parameter can be used anywhere in the skill definition. For more information, see the parameters sections below. |
| | A property bag, |
You can define any number of parameters in the
parametersstringparameters: delay_buffer: "0.1" model_platform: "invalid" model_flavor: "edge"
Then, you can refer to the parameter in your AI skill graph definition, for example:
nodes: - id: "4" type: export name: video_snippet_export configurations: filename_prefix: test recording_duration: "$param(model_flavor)" insights_overlay: "$param(model_platform)" delay_buffer: "$param(delay_buffer)"
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instance.solution.symphonyparametersparameters: cv-skill.delay_buffer: "0.2" cv-skill.model_platform: "TensorFlow" cv-skill.model_flavor: "TensorFlowMobile"
Note: when a solution instance uses multiple references to a same AI skill, it can use alias to distinguish different AI skill instances.