The Segmentation endpoint returns an array of sentences extracted from the provided text. Each sentence is identified based on punctuation and sentence structure.

The primary field in the response data is an array called "sentences," which contains the segmented sentences as individual string elements.

The response data is structured as a JSON object containing a single key, "sentences," which maps to an array of strings, each representing a distinct sentence from the input text.

The Segmentation endpoint accepts a single parameter: the input text, which should be provided as a string within a JSON object.

Users can customize their requests by varying the input text they provide. Different paragraphs will yield different arrays of segmented sentences based on their content.

Typical use cases include extracting sentences for summarization, analyzing sentence structure, or isolating quotes from larger texts for further processing.

If the input text is empty or does not contain recognizable sentences, the API will return an empty array. Users should check for this condition to handle such cases gracefully.

The API employs algorithms that utilize punctuation and linguistic rules to ensure accurate sentence segmentation. Continuous updates and testing help maintain data quality.

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