oidm-common
Internal infrastructure package for the Open Imaging Data Model (OIDM) ecosystem.
⚠️ Not for Direct Use
This package provides shared infrastructure for OIDM packages. Do not install this package directly.
Instead, use one of the user-facing packages:
findingmodel- Finding model index and searchanatomic-locations- Anatomic location ontologyfindingmodel-ai- AI-powered finding model tools
Contents
- DuckDB connection management and hybrid search
- Embedding cache and providers
- Distribution utilities (manifest, download, paths)
- Shared data models (IndexCode, WebReference)
Embedding cache
High-level helpers (get_embedding, get_embeddings_batch) use a SQLite-backed cache (via
diskcache) by default in the platform cache directory (for example:
~/Library/Caches/oidm-common/embeddings.cache on macOS).
Legacy cache data from the previous DuckDB file in the same platform cache directory
(for example: ~/Library/Caches/findingmodel/embeddings.duckdb on macOS) and from the previous
legacy diskcache path (~/Library/Caches/findingmodel/embeddings.cache) is migrated once on first
setup of the default cache, assuming the current default embedding settings
(text-embedding-3-small, 512 dimensions). Custom cache directories stay isolated and do not
auto-import global legacy cache data.
Pass cache=None to disable caching, or pass an EmbeddingCache instance to override the source
path (for migration) and cache directory.
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