The model-index library helps machine learning researchers and engineers maintain a single source of truth for their ML model metadata. It allows storing metadata flexibly in JSONs, YAMLs, or markdown annotations, and enables browsing and comparing models on Papers with Code. The library is currently at version 0.1.11 and appears to have an active, though not rapid, release cadence.
pip install model-indexVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart demonstrates how to define a `model-index.yml` file and then programmatically load and inspect its contents using the `model-index` Python library. It highlights how the library facilitates reading structured model metadata into Python objects.
Ensure installation is `pip install model-index` and not `pip install modelindex`.
Carefully review the official `model-index` documentation and examples for required YAML schema and file linking conventions. Utilize the `mi` command-line tool (if available) for validation.
For basic usage, consider starting with the `model-index.yml` file approach and CLI tools. If programmatic generation or complex manipulation is needed, consult the library's source code or advanced documentation for API specifics.
Ensure you install the library using the correct package name: `pip install model-index`. Verify the package is in your environment by running `pip list` and confirming `model-index` is present. If already installed, check your Python environment's path configuration.
Review your `model-index.yml` file for precise YAML syntax. Pay close attention to indentation (using spaces, not tabs), correct placement of colons for key-value pairs, and proper list item indicators (`-`). Use a YAML linter tool to identify and fix specific syntax errors.
Consult the official `model-index` documentation for the precise schema requirements for your `model-index.yml` and associated metadata. Ensure all mandatory fields are present, values adhere to the specified data types, and any constraints (e.g., allowed ranges, patterns) are met.
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