MultiMedia Interchange Format
MMIF is a JSON(-LD)-based data format designed for transferring annotation data between computational analysis applications of the CLAMS project.
mmif-python
mmif-python is a Python implementation of the MMIF data format. It provides various helper classes and functions to handle MMIF JSON in Python, including:
- serialization and de-serialization of MMIF internal data structures to/from JSON
- validation of MMIF JSON
- handling of CLAMS vocabulary types
- navigation of MMIF objects via various "search" methods (e.g.
mmif.get_all_views_contain(vocab_type))
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