Analytics Data Format
V1 released!
The Analytics Data Format version 1.0 has been released and will be replacing the old beta formats. Both formats will be available for a short time to allow for migration. Read more about the changes in the Change log.
The Analytics Data Format (ADF) is a collection of schemas and definitions for representing scene metadata. Each schema is versioned independently, and all schemas share common base types.
Schemas are in JSON Schema format and can be found via the table below. Shared base types are currently merged into each schema for simple consumption.
| Schema | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| frame_v1.0.1.json | Frame | Represents a scene for a specific point in time |
| object_track_v1.0.1.json | Object Track | Represents a single object's consolidated data over some time span |
| object_snapshot_v1.0.1.json | Object Snapshot | Represents a single object snapshot taken at a specific point in time |
Base types
The base types are shared across the different formats.
Older released formats
| Schema | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| frame_v1.0.0.json | Frame | Represents a scene for a specific point in time |
| object_track_v1.0.0.json | Object Track | Represents a single object's consolidated data over some time span |
| object_snapshot_v1.0.0.json | Object Snapshot | Represents a single object snapshot taken at a specific point in time |
Beta formats
Deprecation notice
The beta formats are deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Migrate
to version 1.0 as soon as possible.
The deprecated beta formats are still available here:
| Name | Schema | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Frame v0 beta | adf.json | Older beta version of the Frame format |
| Consolidated Track v1 beta | adf.json | Older beta version of the Object Track format |