
During January 2025, Sur11226 developed an end-to-end information extraction notebook for the Esri/arcgis-python-api repository, targeting Cheshire Fire Incident Reports. The project applied data science and natural language processing techniques to automate the extraction of addresses, dates, and incident types from real-world incident texts. Sur11226 integrated the Mistral large language model with the arcgis.learn API, implementing data preparation, model training, evaluation, and inference workflows in Python and Jupyter Notebook. This work demonstrated practical use of LLMs for public safety data analysis, enabling automated entity extraction to support faster incident review and more efficient data capture within GIS workflows.

January 2025: Delivered an end-to-end Information Extraction Notebook for Cheshire Fire Incident Reports leveraging the Mistral LLM and the arcgis.learn API. The notebook covers data preparation, model training, evaluation, and inference, focusing on extracting addresses, dates, and incident types from real-world text. This work demonstrates applying LLMs to practical public-safety data analysis tasks and showcases the value of NLP-driven automation within the Esri/arcgis-python-api ecosystem.
January 2025: Delivered an end-to-end Information Extraction Notebook for Cheshire Fire Incident Reports leveraging the Mistral LLM and the arcgis.learn API. The notebook covers data preparation, model training, evaluation, and inference, focusing on extracting addresses, dates, and incident types from real-world text. This work demonstrates applying LLMs to practical public-safety data analysis tasks and showcases the value of NLP-driven automation within the Esri/arcgis-python-api ecosystem.
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