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1. In the [preview LUIS portal](https://preview.luis.ai), on the **My apps** page, select **Import**, then **Import as JSON**. Find the saved JSON file from the previous step. You don't need to change the name of the app. Select **Done**
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1. From the **Manage** section, on the **Versions** tab, select the version, then select **Clone** to clone the version, and name it `mach-learn`, then select **Done** to finish the clone process. Because the version name is used as part of the URL route, the name can't contain any characters that are not valid in a URL.
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1. From the **Manage** section, on the **Versions** tab, select the version, then select **Clone** to clone the version, and give it a new 10-character name, then select **Done** to finish the clone process. Because the version name is used as part of the URL route, the name can't contain any characters that are not valid in a URL.
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> [!TIP]
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> Cloning a version into a new version is a best practice before you modify your app. When you finish a version, export the version (as a .json or .lu file), and check the file into your source control system.
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# Tutorial: Add sentiment analysis as a publishing setting
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In this tutorial, modify the publishing settings to extract sentiment analysis then query the LUIS endpoint to understand publishing settings.
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In this tutorial, modify the publishing settings to extract sentiment analysis then query the LUIS endpoint to see the returned sentiment of a user utterance.
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**In this tutorial, you learn how to:**
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> * Add sentiment analysis as publish setting
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> * Get sentiment of utterance from endpoint
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> * Add sentiment analysis as a publish setting
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> * Get sentiment of an utterance from the published endpoint
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|positive|0.91 |John W. Smith did a great job on the presentation in Paris.|
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|positive|0.84|The Seattle engineers did fabulous work on the Parker sales pitch.|
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|negative|0.01 |The pizza was aweful.|
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|positive|0.97|The cheese pizza was wonderful.|
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Sentiment analysis is a publish setting that applies to every utterance. Once set, your app returns the sentiment of an utterance without you having to labeling data\.
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Sentiment analysis is a publish setting that applies to every utterance. Once set, your app returns the sentiment of an utterance without you having to label data.
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Because it is a publish setting, you do not see it on the intents or entities pages. You can see it in the [interactive test](luis-interactive-test.md#view-sentiment-results) pane or when testing at the endpoint URL.
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Because it is a publish setting, you do not see it labeled on the intents or entities pages. You can see it in the [interactive test](luis-interactive-test.md#view-sentiment-results) pane or when testing at the endpoint URL.
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