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Add annotation statistics #83

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@kasnerz kasnerz commented Sep 16, 2024

This pull request add the Analysis page with annotation statistics 🎉📊
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On the Analysis page, there are two main interfaces:

  1. Individual statistics
    This interface provides statistics about a single annotation (LLM or human) campaign.
    We can see here average counts of each label (Avg. per ex.) and % of outputs containing the label (Prevalence) in full detail or grouped by various aspects (label categories, setups, datasets).

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Note: The page for each campaign can be also opened from the campaign detail page using the "View statistics" button. However, a future plan is to make the Analysis page self-contained for public demos, so there are no backlinks.

  1. Inter-annotator agreement
    This interface provides a way to compute inter-annotator agreement among pairs of campaigns. The agreement is computed only for annotated examples and compatible labels. There are multiple results, all of them are explained in the hint displayed next to the results.

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This pull request also merges dataset and model output management interfaces into one page with two tabs.

@kasnerz kasnerz changed the title WIP: Add statistics Add annotation statistics Sep 19, 2024
@kasnerz kasnerz merged commit 80efe19 into main Sep 19, 2024
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