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Mercupy

Python interface definition for Mercury.

Maps Mercury objects (manifests, filters, etc.) to Python native objects.

  • Manifest elements maps to manifest_elements.ManifestElement.
  • Filter elements maps to filter_elements.FilterElement.
  • Condensed tags map to tags.TagTokenTree. However, tags.CondensedTag and overriden operators (*, /, +) should be used to construct condensed tags; tags._TagTokenTree should not be used directly.
  • Data passed to and received from deep learning models are mapped to data_elements.DataElement.

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