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Expand Up @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ The machine learning task used to train the sentiment analysis model in this tut

- *SentimentAnalysis.consumption.cs* - This file contains the `ModelInput` and `ModelOutput` schemas as well as the `Predict` function generated for consuming the model.
- *SentimentAnalysis.training.cs* - This file contains the training pipeline (data transforms, trainer, trainer hyperparameters) chosen by Model Builder to train the model. You can use this pipeline for re-training your model.
- **SentimentAnalysis.zip* - This is a serialized zip file which represents your trained ML.NET model.
- **SentimentAnalysis.mlnet* - This file contains metadata and configuration details for an ML.NET model.

1. Select the **Next step** button to move to the next step.

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```csharp
builder.Services.AddPredictionEnginePool<ModelInput, ModelOutput>()
.FromFile("SentimentAnalysis.zip");
.FromFile("SentimentAnalysis.mlnet");
```

### Create sentiment analysis handler
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