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## Open AI setup
1. Create an Azure OpenAI deployment in an Azure subscription with a GPT-35-Turbo deployment and preferably a GPT-4 deployment.
Here we provide options to use both but GPT-4 should be used to address difficult & vague questions.
We assume that your GPT-4 and CHATGPT deployments are in the same Azure Open AI resource.
We assume that your GPT-4 and CHATGPT deployments are in the same Azure OpenAI resource.
## Install the application locally
1. Clone the repo (e.g. ```git clone https://github.com/microsoft/OpenAIWorkshop.git``` or download). Then navigate to ```cd scenarios/incubations/automating_analytics```
2. (Optional) Provide settings for Open AI and Database.You can either create a `secrets.env` file in the root of this folder (scenarios/incubations/automating_analytics) as below or do it using the app's UI later on.
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