Labels
Event labels are succinct descriptive attributes attached to events that can help with granular data selection and feature engineering use cases.
All our events occur within a category. We also have labels that indicate the classification within a category. You can think of it as sub-category level information. Sports is a category in our system but if you want to know what type of sport an event is for that is indicated by labels (e.g. nfl
, mls
, nhl
, nba
, etc)
For example, within the Conferences category, knowing the subject(s) covered within the conference (science-and-technology
, educational
, automotive
, etc.) may help you narrow down on events that are relevant to your business.
Each event record has two separate label fields (
phq_labels
and the legacylabels
field).All categories have the new
phq_labels
and should be used by default.Event labels can be searched by using the
phq_labels
parameter.Some
labels
which repeats the category name such aslabel: academic
have been removed.
PHQ Labels
PHQ Labels are generated through newer Large Language Models (LLMs) and overall achieve a higher standard of specificity and relevance in highlighting an event's key themes when compared to legacy methods.
This field is named phq_labels
.
PHQ Labels are available for the following categories:
Concerts
Conferences
Expos
Festivals
Performing Arts
Community
Academic
Airport-delays
Daylight-savings
Disasters
Health-warnings
Observances
Politics
Public-holidays
Severe weather
School-holidays
Terror
Sports
PHQ Label Values
Labels (Legacy)
Legacy labels are still returned in order to preserve backward compatibility with existing user implementations.
This field is named labels
.
Legacy labels are available for all event categories.
Usage
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