AIoD Model Registry
This repository contains the central manifests/schemas that define the models available within AIoD.
In addition, are:
- Tests for validating schemas
- Utility functions for ingesting the schemas and filtering by whether a user has access to each model, enabling us to automatically write the UI for our Napari plugin
Installation
Install the PyPI version with:
pip install aiod_registry
Note that you should do this from within a conda, uv etc. environment.
Development
For development/contributing, you should clone and install the dev version:
git clone https://github.com/FrancisCrickInstitute/aiod_registry.git
cd aiod_registry
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Contact Details
Contribution Guidelines
See our documentation for guidance on adding models to this repo.
Local Validation
To locally test whether a new manifest is eligible, simply run pytest -v tests/, where any errors will be detailed by Pydantic. Note that this will need the development version. Otherwise, the tests will be run automatically on pull requests.
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