Stof streamlines data classification by automatically standardizing color information in product records.
Data classification is a crucial step in organizing and utilizing information effectively, especially in AI-driven applications. With Stof, developers can seamlessly classify and structure incoming data using built-in schema functions. In this example, we’ll walk through how Stof can automatically assign color classifications to t-shirt records based on hex values or color names.
Imagine you're processing product data, and a t-shirt record comes in with only a single color field. This value could be a color name or a hex code, but to make it useful for AI models or analytics, you need a standardized classification.
Using Stof’s schema and schemify functions, we can dynamically classify colors as data flows in. Here’s how it works:
Running this through Stof’s CLI (or embedding it in an application) demonstrates its efficiency. Given a hex code, Stof finds the closest color match and updates the record. For example:
This logic runs efficiently via WebAssembly, making it highly performant across different environments.
With Stof, data classification happens in real-time, reducing the need for extra processing logic in applications. This approach enhances AI readiness, improves data consistency, and simplifies the developer experience—all while ensuring data remains structured and searchable.
This is just one example of how Stof can automate data structuring and classification. Whether you’re handling product data, AI training sets, or dynamic records, Stof streamlines data governance and accessibility. Read more in our Docs and visit our Github to start contributing.