Understanding JSON aggregation results

If you have the aggregation results from Annotate or Shakespeare's World, they are in JSON format. This wiki is a brief discussion of how to deal with them. The following code is in Python - JSON and Python are a natural fit and Greg (the person who wrote the Annotate/Shakespeare's World aggregation code) works in Python. That said, other languages should support JSON - it may just not be as simple.

To load a JSON file in Python, use the following code