After we announced public preview of Power Apps Ideas, including writing Power Fx formulas with natural language and generating formulas from examples, we continued tuning the design and improving our AI model to make Ideas work better for you. Today, we’re happy to share some of the latest updates on Ideas with you.
» Mehr dazu lesen We’re thrilled to announce a new feature under Power Apps Ideas, example to formula or also known as programming by example, is now available in public preview!
» Mehr dazu lesen With the announcement earlier in this year’s Build conference, you may already heard about Power Apps Ideas, an AI-powered assistance to help anyone create apps using natural language. Now we’re excited to tell you that this feature is now officially in public preview.
» Mehr dazu lesen Two AI builder preview capabilities are now generally available. Both new capabilities can be found under the Prediction model card in AI Builder. One of them is prediction of multiple outcomes, and the other is prediction of a numerical field. Features that are generally available are considered production ready.
» Mehr dazu lesen AI Builder prediction models now support a preview capability to predict multiple outcomes. Now you can use AI builder intelligence to predict things like is shipping going to be early, on time or late. Or will the business flow be completed as a success, a failure or cancelled.
» Mehr dazu lesen AI Builder prediction models now support a preview capability to predict a number. Now you can use AI builder intelligence to predict things like product ratings, price estimates, time to completion, and so on.
» Mehr dazu lesen We’ve updated the prediction model performance page in AI Builder. Now, there’s a performance grade to help give you a better idea of how the model is performing. We’ve also added a new performance tab on the training details pane to provide more detailed information to help you evaluate performance. These improvements help you decide when a model is ready to publish.
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