teradataml 20.0.0.6__py3-none-any.whl → 20.0.0.7__py3-none-any.whl

teradataml/README.md

@@ -17,6 +17,216 @@ Copyright 2025, Teradata. All Rights Reserved.
 
 ## Release Notes:
 
+#### teradataml 20.00.00.07
+* ##### New Features/Functionality
+  * ###### teradataml: DataFrame
+    * `DataFrame.df_type` - Added new property `df_type` to know the type of the DataFrame.
+    * `DataFrame.as_of()` - Added new function which supports temporal time qualifiers on teradataml DataFrame.
+    * `DataFrame.closed_rows()` - Added a new function to retrieve closed rows from a DataFrame created on a transaction-time or bi-temporal table/view.
+    * `DataFrame.open_rows()` - Added a new function to retrieve open rows from a DataFrame created on a transaction-time or bi-temporal table/view.
+    * `DataFrame.historic_rows()` - Added a new function to retrieve historical rows from a DataFrame created on a valid-time or bi-temporal table/view.
+    * `DataFrame.future_rows()` - Added a new function to retrieve future rows from a DataFrame created on a valid-time or bi-temporal table/view.
+    * `DataFrame.create_view()` - Creates a view from the DataFrame object. This function helps the user to persist the DataFrame as a view, which can be used across sessions.
+    * Added argument `persist` to `DataFrame.from_dict()`, `DataFrame.from_pandas()`, and `DataFrame.from_records()` to persist the created DataFrame.
+
+  * ###### teradataml DataFrameColumn a.k.a. ColumnExpression
+    * `DataFrameColumn.begin()` - Function to get beginning date or timestamp from a PERIOD column.
+    * `DataFrameColumn.end()` - Function to get ending date or timestamp from a PERIOD column.
+    * `DataFrameColumn.between()` - Function to check if the column value is between the lower and upper bounds.
+
+  * ###### teradataml: Functions
+    * `current_date()` - Gets the current date based on the specified time zone.
+    * `current_timestamp()` - Gets the current timestamp based on the specified time zone.
+
+  * ###### teradataml: General Functions
+    * Data Transfer Utility
+      * `copy_to_sql()`
+          * A new argument `partition_by` partitions the index while writing to Teradata Vantage.
+          * A new argument `partition_by_case` handles different cases for partitioning the index while writing to Teradata Vantage.
+          * A new argument `partition_by_range` partitions the data based on a range while writing to Teradata Vantage.
+          * A new argument `sub_partition` subpartitions the main partition according to the provided value.
+          * New keyword arguments `valid_time_columns` and `derived_column` helps to copy the data into temporal tables.
+          
+  * ###### Enterprise Feature Store
+    * `FeatureStore` - Main class for managing Feature Store operations with comprehensive methods and properties.
+      * Methods:
+        * `apply()` - Adds Feature, Entity, DataSource, FeatureGroup to FeatureStore.
+        * `archive_data_source()` - Archives a specified DataSource.
+        * `archive_entity()` - Archives a specified Entity.
+        * `archive_feature()` - Archives a specified Feature.
+        * `archive_feature_group()` - Archives a specified FeatureGroup.
+        * `archive_feature_process()` - Archives a specified FeatureProcess.
+        * `delete()` - Deletes the FeatureStore and all its components.
+        * `delete_data_source()` - Deletes an archived DataSource.
+        * `delete_entity()` - Deletes an archived Entity.
+        * `delete_feature()` - Deletes an archived Feature.
+        * `delete_feature_group()` - Deletes an archived FeatureGroup.
+        * `delete_feature_process()` - Deletes an archived FeatureProcess.
+        * `get_data()` - Gets data based on features, entities, and processes.
+        * `get_data_domain()` - Retrieves DataDomain object.
+        * `get_data_source()` - Gets DataSources associated with FeatureStore.
+        * `get_dataset_catalog()` - Retrieves the DatasetCatalog object.
+        * `get_entity()` - Gets Entity associated with FeatureStore.
+        * `get_feature()` - Gets Feature associated with FeatureStore.
+        * `get_feature_group()` - Gets FeatureGroup associated with FeatureStore.
+        * `get_feature_process()` - Retrieves FeatureProcess based on arguments.
+        * `get_feature_catalog()` - Retrieves FeatureCatalog object.
+        * `get_group_features()` - Gets features from a specific feature group.
+        * `list_data_sources()` - Lists DataSources in the FeatureStore.
+        * `list_entities()` - Lists Entities in the FeatureStore.
+        * `list_feature_groups()` - Lists FeatureGroups in the FeatureStore.
+        * `list_features()` - Lists Features in the FeatureStore.
+        * `list_feature_processes()` - Lists all feature processes in the repo.
+        * `list_feature_runs()` - Lists feature process runs and execution status.
+        * `list_feature_catalogs()` - Lists all feature catalogs in the repo.
+        * `list_data_domains()` - Lists all data domains in the repo.
+        * `list_dataset_catalogs()` - Lists all dataset catalogs in the repo.
+        * `list_repos()` - Lists available repos configured for FeatureStore.
+        * `mind_map()` - Generates a mind map visualization of the feature store structure.
+        * `remove_data_domain()` - Removes the data domain from the feature store.
+        * `repair()` - Repairs the underlying FeatureStore schema on database.
+        * `set_features_active()` - Marks Features as active.
+        * `set_features_inactive()` - Marks Features as inactive.
+        * `setup()` - Sets up the FeatureStore for a repository.
+      * Properties:
+        * `data_domain` - Gets or sets the data domain of feature store.
+        * `grant` - Grants access to the FeatureStore.
+        * `repo` - Gets or sets the repository name.
+        * `revoke` - Revokes access from the FeatureStore.
+        * `version` - Gets the version of the FeatureStore.
+    * `FeatureGroup` - Represents a group of features with methods and properties.
+      * Methods:
+        * `apply()` - Applies the feature group to objects.
+        * `from_DataFrame()` - Creates a FeatureGroup from a DataFrame.
+        * `from_query()` - Creates a FeatureGroup from a query.
+        * `ingest_features()` - Ingests features from the FeatureGroup into the FeatureStore.
+        * `remove_feature()` - Removes a feature from the FeatureGroup.
+        * `reset_labels()` - Resets the labels of the FeatureGroup.
+        * `set_labels()` - Sets the labels of the FeatureGroup.
+      * Properties:
+        * `features` - Gets the features in the FeatureGroup.
+        * `labels` - Gets or sets the labels of the FeatureGroup.
+    * `DataDomain` - Represents a data domain within the FeatureStore with properties.
+      * Properties:
+        * `entities` - Gets the entities in the data domain.
+        * `features` - Gets the features in the data domain.
+        * `processes` - Gets the feature processes in the data domain.
+        * `datasets` - Gets the datasets in the data domain.
+    * `FeatureCatalog` - Manages features within a specific data domain.
+      * Methods:
+        * `upload_features()` - Uploads features to the catalog.
+        * `list_features()` - Lists features in the catalog.
+        * `list_feature_versions()` - Lists feature versions in the catalog.
+        * `archive_features()` - Archives features in the catalog.
+        * `delete_features()` - Deletes features from the catalog.
+      * Properties:
+        * `data_domain` - Gets the data domain of the catalog.
+        * `features` - Gets the features in the catalog.
+        * `entities` - Gets the entities in the catalog.
+    * `DatasetCatalog` - Manages datasets within a specific data domain.
+      * Methods:
+        * `build_dataset()` - Builds a dataset from features and entities.
+        * `build_time_series()` - Builds a time series dataset.
+        * `list_datasets()` - Lists datasets in the catalog.
+        * `list_entities()` - Lists entities available for dataset building.
+        * `list_features()` - Lists features available for dataset building.
+        * `get_dataset()` - Gets a specific dataset by ID.
+        * `archive_datasets()` - Archives datasets in the catalog.
+        * `delete_datasets()` - Deletes datasets from the catalog.
+      * Properties:
+        * `data_domain` - Gets the data domain of the catalog.
+    * `Dataset` - Represents a specific dataset in the catalog.
+      * Properties:
+        * `features` - Gets the features in the dataset.
+        * `entity` - Gets the entity of the dataset.
+        * `view_name` - Gets the view name of the dataset.
+        * `id` - Gets the ID of the dataset.
+    * `FeatureProcess` - Represents a feature processing workflow.
+      * Methods:
+        * `run()` - Executes the feature process with optional filters and as_of parameters.
+      * Properties:
+        * `process_id` - Gets the process ID.
+        * `df` - Gets the DataFrame associated with the process.
+        * `features` - Gets the features in the process.
+        * `entity` - Gets the entity in the process.
+        * `data_domain` - Gets the data domain of the process.
+        * `filters` - Gets the filters applied to the process.
+        * `as_of` - Gets the as_of parameter of the process.
+        * `description` - Gets the description of the process.
+        * `start_time` - Gets the start time of the process.
+        * `end_time` - Gets the end time of the process.
+        * `status` - Gets the status of the process.
+
+  * ###### OpensourceML
+    * `td_sklearn` - Now supports input from OTF tables.
+
+  * ###### BYOM Function
+    * `ONNXSeq2Seq()` - Applies sequence-to-sequence model in Vantage that has been created outside Vantage and stored in ONNX format.
+
+  * ###### teradataml: AutoFraud (Automated Machine Learning - Fraud Detection)
+    `AutoFraud` is a special purpose AutoML pipeline designed for fraud detection tasks. It automates the end-to-end process of data preprocessing, feature engineering, model training, evaluation, and deployment to efficiently identify fraudulent activities.
+    * Methods:
+      * `__init__()` - Instantiates an object of AutoFraud.
+      * `fit()` - Performs fit on specified data and target column.
+      * `leaderboard()` - Gets the leaderboard for the AutoFraud pipeline, with diverse models, feature selection methods, and performance metrics.
+      * `leader()` - Shows best performing model and its details such as feature selection method and performance metrics.
+      * `predict()` - Performs prediction on the data using the best model or the model of user's choice from the leaderboard.
+      * `evaluate()` - Performs evaluation on the data using the best model or the model of user's choice from the leaderboard.
+      * `load()` - Loads the saved model from database.
+      * `deploy()` - Saves the trained model inside database.
+      * `remove_saved_model()` - Removes the saved model in database.
+      * `model_hyperparameters()` - Returns the hyperparameters of fitted or loaded models.
+      * `get_persisted_tables()` - Lists the persisted tables created during AutoFraud execution.
+      * `visualize()` - Generates visualizations to analyze and understand the underlying patterns in the data.
+      * `generate_custom_config()` - Generates custom config JSON file required for customized run of AutoFraud.
+
+  * ###### teradataml: AutoChurn (Automated Machine Learning - Churn Prediction)
+    `AutoChurn` is a special purpose AutoML pipeline for customer churn prediction. It automates the end-to-end process of data preprocessing, feature engineering, model training, evaluation, and deployment to efficiently identify customers likely to churn.
+    * Methods:
+      * `__init__()` - Instantiates an object of AutoChurn.
+      * `fit()` - Performs fit on specified data and target column.
+      * `leaderboard()` - Gets the leaderboard for the AutoChurn pipeline, with diverse models, feature selection methods, and performance metrics.
+      * `leader()` - Shows best performing model and its details such as feature selection method and performance metrics.
+      * `predict()` - Performs prediction on the data using the best model or the model of user's choice from the leaderboard.
+      * `evaluate()` - Performs evaluation on the data using the best model or the model of user's choice from the leaderboard.
+      * `load()` - Loads the saved model from database.
+      * `deploy()` - Saves the trained model inside database.
+      * `remove_saved_model()` - Removes the saved model in database.
+      * `model_hyperparameters()` - Returns the hyperparameters of fitted or loaded models.
+      * `get_persisted_tables()` - Lists the persisted tables created during AutoChurn execution.
+      * `visualize()` - Generates visualizations to analyze and understand the underlying patterns in the data.
+      * `generate_custom_config()` - Generates custom config JSON file required for customized run of AutoChurn.
+
+  * ###### teradataml: AutoCluster (Automated Machine Learning - Clustering)
+    `AutoCluster` is a special purpose AutoML pipeline for clustering analysis. It automates the end-to-end process of data preprocessing, feature engineering, model training, and prediction to efficiently group data into clusters and extract insights from unlabeled datasets.
+    * Methods:
+      * `__init__()` - Instantiates an object of AutoCluster.
+      * `fit()` - Performs fit on specified data.
+      * `leaderboard()` - Gets the leaderboard for the AutoCluster pipeline, with diverse models, feature selection methods, and performance metrics.
+      * `leader()` - Shows best performing model and its details such as feature selection method and performance metrics.
+      * `predict()` - Performs prediction (cluster assignment) on the data using the best model or the model of user's choice from the leaderboard.
+      * `model_hyperparameters()` - Returns the hyperparameters of fitted or loaded models.
+      * `get_persisted_tables()` - Lists the persisted tables created during AutoCluster execution.
+      * `generate_custom_config()` - Generates custom config JSON file required for customized run of AutoCluster.
+
+* ##### Updates
+  * ###### teradataml: Functions
+    * `udf()` -  Added support for `td_buffer` to cache the data in the user defined function. 
+
+  * ###### Open Analytics Framework (OpenAF)
+    * UserEnv Class.
+      * Properties:
+        * `models` - Supports listing of models installed from external model registry like HuggingFace  as well.
+      * Methods:
+        * `install_model()` - Added new arguments `model_name`, `model_type` and `api_key` to support installation of models from external model registry like HuggingFace .
+        * `uninstall_model()` - Supports uninstallation of a model from user environment which is installed from external model registry like HuggingFace .
+
+* ##### Bug Fixes
+  * `set_auth_token()` generates JWT token using default value for iat claim when authentication is being done using PEM file and PAT.
+  * `create_env` - When an unavailable R base environment is provided in `create_env()`, requested R user environment is created using latest R base environment version
+  out of available base environments. Earlier, `create_env()` would create user environment with latest Python base environment version even though the request is for R user environment.
+  * Fixed userWarning in `db_list_tables()`.
+
 #### teradataml 20.00.00.06
 * ##### New Features/Functionality
   * ###### teradataml: SDK

teradataml/__init__.py

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ _TDML_DIRECTORY = os.path.dirname(v.__file__)
 from teradataml.opensource import *
 
 # Import AutoML
-from teradataml.automl import AutoML, AutoRegressor, AutoClassifier
+from teradataml.automl import AutoML, AutoRegressor, AutoClassifier, AutoChurn, AutoFraud, AutoCluster
 from teradataml.automl.autodataprep import AutoDataPrep
 
 # Import global variable representing session_queryband.

teradataml/_version.py

@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@
 # 
 # ################################################################## 
 
-version = "20.00.00.06"
+version = "20.00.00.07"

teradataml/analytics/analytic_function_executor.py

@@ -358,13 +358,7 @@ class _AnlyticFunctionExecutor:
     def _process_other_argument(self, **kwargs):
         """
         DESCRIPTION:
-            Function to process other arguments. This function does the following:
-                * Checks the required arguments are passed or not.
-                * Checks the type of the arguments are expected or not.
-                * If argument accepts only specified values, function checks whether
-                  the value passed is in the specified values or not.
-                * If all the checks pass, it then populates the corresponding lists
-                  with respective values.
+            Function to process other arguments.
 
         PARAMETERS:
             kwargs:
@@ -441,68 +435,165 @@ class _AnlyticFunctionExecutor:
 
         # Let's process all other arguments.
         for argument in self._metadata.arguments:
-            sql_name = argument.get_sql_name()
-            arg_name = argument.get_lang_name()
-            arg_value = kwargs.get(arg_name)
-            # Set the "argument".
-            self._spl_func_obj.set_arg_name(argument)
-            # Let's get spl handler if function requires.
-            special_case_handler = self._spl_func_obj._get_handle()
+            # If 'regexMatch' field is True in the JSON, extract all the
+            # arguments which follows the regex pattern specified in 'name'
+            # and 'rName' field.
+            if argument.regex_match():
+                m_name = argument.match_name()
+                a_name = argument.get_lang_name()
+
+                arg_names = argument.get_regex_matched_arguments(a_name,
+                                                                 **kwargs)
+                # If matchName is None, the SQL names remain the same as the
+                # Python names. Otherwise, the SQL names are replaced with
+                # those whose sql_name starts with the specified matching name.
+                if not m_name:
+                    sql_names = arg_names
+                else:
+                    sql_names = argument.get_regex_sql_name(argument.get_sql_name(),
+                                                            m_name,
+                                                            arg_names)
+
+                for a_name, s_name in zip(arg_names, sql_names):
+                    arg_value = kwargs.get(a_name)
+                    seq_inp_by = self._process_other_arguments_and_get_sequence_input_by_arg(
+                        argument, a_name, s_name, arg_value, **kwargs)
+                    if seq_inp_by:
+                        sequence_input_by_list.append(seq_inp_by)
+            else:
+                sql_name = argument.get_sql_name()
+                arg_name = argument.get_lang_name()
+                arg_value = kwargs.get(arg_name)
 
-            self._validate_analytic_function_argument(arg_name, arg_value, argument)
-
-            # Extract column names if it is a Feature.
-            arg_value = self._get_column_name_from_feature(arg_value)
-
-            # Perform the checks which are specific to argument(_AnlyFuncArgument) type.
-            # Check lower bound and upper bound for number type of arguments.
-            if isinstance(arg_value, (int, float)):
-
-                lower_bound_inclusive = argument.get_lower_bound_type() == "INCLUSIVE"
-                upper_bound_inclusive = argument.get_upper_bound_type() == "INCLUSIVE"
-                _Validators._validate_argument_range(arg_value,
-                                                     arg_name,
-                                                     lbound=argument.get_lower_bound(),
-                                                     ubound=argument.get_upper_bound(),
-                                                     lbound_inclusive=lower_bound_inclusive,
-                                                     ubound_inclusive=upper_bound_inclusive)
-
-            if argument.is_column_argument() and not argument.get_target_table():
-                raise TeradataMlException(
-                    Messages.get_message(MessageCodes.INVALID_JSON, "{}.json".format(self._metadata.sql_function_name),
-                                         "Argument '{}' is specified as column argument but "
-                                         "is Target table is not specified".format(sql_name)), MessageCodes.INVALID_JSON)
-
-            # Additional Validations if argument is a Column name.
-            if argument.is_column_argument() and argument.get_target_table():
-                target_table_argument_name = argument.get_target_table_lang_name()
-                dataframe = kwargs.get(target_table_argument_name)
-                # Input table can be an object of MLE Functions too.
-                if not self._is_argument_dataframe(dataframe) and dataframe is not None:
-                    dataframe = dataframe._mlresults[0]
-
-                # Validate column is existed or not in the table.
-                _Validators._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(
-                    arg_value, arg_name, dataframe, target_table_argument_name, case_insensitive=True)
-
-                # Append square brackets for column range when function
-                # does not require special case handler.
-                arg_value = self._spl_func_obj._add_square_bracket(arg_value)
-
-                # Check if there are columns with non-ASCII characters.
-                if UtilFuncs._is_non_ascii(arg_value):
-                    arg_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_quote_arg(arg_value, "\"", False)
-                # Handling special case for Teradata reserved keywords or column names with spaces.
-                # If argument is a string or list of strings, then add quotes to the string.
-                elif arg_name not in ["partition_columns"] and (\
-                    UtilFuncs._contains_space(arg_value) or list_td_reserved_keywords(arg_value)):
-                    arg_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_quote_arg(arg_value, "\"", False) 
-
-            # SequenceInputBy arguments require special processing.
-            if 500 <= argument.get_r_order_number() <= 510:
-                quoted_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(arg_value, "")
-                sequence_input_by_list.append("{}:{}".format(sql_name, quoted_value))
-                continue
+                seq_inp_by = self._process_other_arguments_and_get_sequence_input_by_arg(
+                    argument, arg_name, sql_name, arg_value, **kwargs)
+
+                if seq_inp_by:
+                    sequence_input_by_list.append(seq_inp_by)
+
+        if sequence_input_by_list:
+            self._func_other_arg_sql_names.append("SequenceInputBy")
+            sequence_input_by_arg_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(sequence_input_by_list, "'")
+            self._func_other_args.append(sequence_input_by_arg_value)
+            self._func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("STRING")
+            self._sql_specific_attributes["SequenceInputBy"] = sequence_input_by_arg_value
+
+    def _process_other_arguments_and_get_sequence_input_by_arg(self, argument, arg_name, sql_name, arg_value, **kwargs):
+        """
+        DESCRIPTION:
+            Function to process the arguments on below checks and get the other arguments.
+            This function does the following:
+                * Checks the required arguments are passed or not.
+                * Checks the type of the arguments are expected or not.
+                * If argument accepts only specified values, function checks whether
+                  the value passed is in the specified values or not.
+                * If all the checks pass, it then populates the corresponding lists
+                  with respective values.
+
+        PARAMETERS:
+            argument:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies information about analytic function argument.
+                Types: teradataml.analytics.json_parser.analytic_functions_argument._AnlyFuncArgument
+
+            arg_name:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies python name of argument.
+                Types: str
+
+            sql_name:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies SQL name of argument.
+                Types: str
+
+            arg_value:
+                Required Argument.
+                Specifies value of argument.
+                Types: datatype provided in the JSON
+
+            kwargs:
+                Specifies the keyword arguments passed to a function.
+
+        RETURNS:
+            str
+
+        RAISES:
+            ValueError OR TypeError OR TeradataMlException.
+
+        EXAMPLES:
+            arg = _AnlyFuncArgument(sql_name="sql_name_param",
+                                is_required=True,
+                                sql_description="sql_description_param",
+                                lang_description="lang_description_param",
+                                lang_name="lang_name_param",
+                                use_in_r=False,
+                                r_order_num=5,
+                                datatype="int")
+            self._process_other_arguments_and_get_sequence_input_by_arg(
+            arg, "lang_name_param", "sql_name_param", 2,
+            const_num=2, cost_min_len=20)
+        """
+        seq_inp_by = None
+
+        # Set the "argument".
+        self._spl_func_obj.set_arg_name(argument)
+        # Let's get spl handler if function requires.
+        special_case_handler = self._spl_func_obj._get_handle()
+
+        self._validate_analytic_function_argument(arg_name, arg_value, argument)
+
+        # Extract column names if it is a Feature.
+        arg_value = self._get_column_name_from_feature(arg_value)
+
+        # Perform the checks which are specific to argument(_AnlyFuncArgument) type.
+        # Check lower bound and upper bound for number type of arguments.
+        if isinstance(arg_value, (int, float)):
+            lower_bound_inclusive = argument.get_lower_bound_type() == "INCLUSIVE"
+            upper_bound_inclusive = argument.get_upper_bound_type() == "INCLUSIVE"
+            _Validators._validate_argument_range(arg_value,
+                                                 arg_name,
+                                                 lbound=argument.get_lower_bound(),
+                                                 ubound=argument.get_upper_bound(),
+                                                 lbound_inclusive=lower_bound_inclusive,
+                                                 ubound_inclusive=upper_bound_inclusive)
+
+        if argument.is_column_argument() and not argument.get_target_table():
+            raise TeradataMlException(
+                Messages.get_message(MessageCodes.INVALID_JSON, "{}.json".format(self._metadata.sql_function_name),
+                                     "Argument '{}' is specified as column argument but "
+                                     "is Target table is not specified".format(sql_name)), MessageCodes.INVALID_JSON)
+
+        if argument.is_column_argument() and argument.get_target_table():
+
+            target_table_argument_name = argument.get_target_table_lang_name()
+            dataframe = kwargs.get(target_table_argument_name)
+            # Input table can be an object of MLE Functions too.
+            if not self._is_argument_dataframe(dataframe) and dataframe is not None:
+                dataframe = dataframe._mlresults[0]
+
+            # Validate column is existed or not in the table.
+            _Validators._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(
+                arg_value, arg_name, dataframe, target_table_argument_name, case_insensitive=True)
+
+            # Append square brackets for column range when function
+            # does not require special case handler.
+            arg_value = self._spl_func_obj._add_square_bracket(arg_value)
+
+            # Check if there are columns with non-ASCII characters.
+            if UtilFuncs._is_non_ascii(arg_value):
+                arg_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_quote_arg(arg_value, "\"", False)
+            # Handling special case for Teradata reserved keywords or column names with spaces.
+            # If argument is a string or list of strings, then add quotes to the string.
+            elif arg_name not in ["partition_columns"] and ( \
+                            UtilFuncs._contains_space(arg_value) or list_td_reserved_keywords(arg_value)):
+                arg_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_quote_arg(arg_value, "\"", False)
+
+        # SequenceInputBy arguments require special processing.
+        if 500 <= argument.get_r_order_number() <= 510:
+
+            quoted_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(arg_value, "")
+            seq_inp_by = "{}:{}".format(sql_name, quoted_value)
+        else:
 
             if arg_value is not None and arg_value != argument.get_default_value():
 
@@ -511,19 +602,14 @@ class _AnlyticFunctionExecutor:
 
                 # Handle special cases for arg_values based on function handler.
                 arg_value = special_case_handler(arg_value, self._quote_collapse_other_args) \
-                                                if special_case_handler is not None \
-                                                else self._quote_collapse_other_args(argument, arg_value)
+                    if special_case_handler is not None \
+                    else self._quote_collapse_other_args(argument, arg_value)
 
                 self._func_other_arg_sql_names.append(sql_name)
                 self._func_other_args.append(arg_value)
                 self._func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append(argument.get_data_type())
 
-        if sequence_input_by_list:
-            self._func_other_arg_sql_names.append("SequenceInputBy")
-            sequence_input_by_arg_value = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(sequence_input_by_list, "'")
-            self._func_other_args.append(sequence_input_by_arg_value)
-            self._func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("STRING")
-            self._sql_specific_attributes["SequenceInputBy"] = sequence_input_by_arg_value
+        return seq_inp_by
 
     def _create_dynamic_class(self):
         """

teradataml/analytics/byom/__init__.py

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from teradataml.analytics.byom.PMMLPredict import PMMLPredict
 from teradataml.analytics.meta_class import _AnalyticFunction
 from teradataml.analytics.meta_class import _common_init, _common_dir
 
-_byom_functions = ['H2OPredict', 'PMMLPredict', 'ONNXPredict', 'DataikuPredict', 'DataRobotPredict', 'ONNXEmbeddings']
+_byom_functions = ['H2OPredict', 'PMMLPredict', 'ONNXPredict', 'DataikuPredict', 'DataRobotPredict', 'ONNXEmbeddings', 'ONNXSeq2Seq']
 
 for func in _byom_functions:
     globals()[func] = type("{}".format(func), (_AnalyticFunction,),

teradataml/analytics/json_parser/__init__.py

@@ -86,6 +86,8 @@ class JsonFields:
     OPERATOR = "operator"
     DEPENDENT_ARGUMENT_VALUE = "argumentValue"
     FUNCTION_ALIAS_NAME = "function_alias_name"
+    REGEX_MATCH = "regexMatch"
+    MATCH_NAME = "matchName"
 
 
 class SqleJsonFields(JsonFields):