Implementing an advanced integration

A quick start guide to implementing an advanced integration of your solution with Affective Computing through our public APIs using a low-code approach

This guide walks you through the steps for parameterizing your Affective Computing-powered solution using our public APIs.

1

Create a project

For detailed information, see Working with projects.

2

Create entities

For detailed information, see Creating and managing entities.

Whether or not you need to create and configure entities depends on your solution's purpose and architecture.

Learn more:

• Entities

• Simulation

3

Create objects

For detailed information, see Creating and managing objects.

Whether or not you need to create and configure objects depends on your solution's purpose and architecture.

Learn more:

• Objects

• Simulation

4

Define data inputs

For detailed information, see:

• Create a project

• Viewing available data inputs (interaction setups)

You must first connect the front end of your external data sources to Orchestra in order to enable the data to flow into your solution.

To learn more, see: Getting started guide.

Learn more:

• Understanding data inputs

• Multimodal data processing

5

Create actions and group them in attributes

For detailed information, see:

• Extracting and importing actions from an external PDF file

• Creating and managing actions (manual feeding)

• Creating and managing content attributes

• Creating and managing interaction attributes

• Creating and managing triggered action attributes

Learn more:

• Actions

• Attributes

• Action and attribute feeding

• Feature engineering

6

Create interaction channels

Whether or not you need to create and configure interaction channels depends on your solution's purpose and architecture.

For detailed information, see Working with interaction channels.

Learn more: Interaction channels

7

Create logic blueprints

For detailed information, see Working with logics.

Learn more:

• Logics

• Logic blueprinting

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Additional information

Using the public APIs