iaa-kit
Compute inter-annotator agreement for labeling, review, and rubric-calibration workflows.
iaa-kit is for annotation leads, evaluation engineers, and data scientists who need inspectable agreement metrics without a statistics service. It combines a pure-NumPy implementation of Krippendorff alpha, Cohen and weighted kappa, Fleiss kappa, Gwet AC1/AC2, prevalence and bias diagnostics, partial credit, missing-data handling, and deterministic bootstrap confidence intervals.
Inspectable Output
The Python API returns the Krippendorff alpha estimate and seeded bootstrap interval as a tuple. The installed iaa-kit analyze CLI writes JSON with item and rater counts, scale type, Krippendorff alpha with a seeded 95% interval, Fleiss kappa, and two-rater Cohen/weighted kappa values when applicable. The Python API also exposes the Gwet, prevalence, bias, and partial-credit functions.
Runtime Boundary
Metrics run entirely in the local Python process over caller-provided arrays or a local JSON rating matrix. NumPy is the only runtime dependency. There are no network requests, model calls, telemetry hooks, or uploaded annotations.
Install
Python library and CLI:
python -m pip install iaa-kit==0.1.2
Python API Quickstart
python - <<'PY'
from iaa_kit import krippendorff_alpha
alpha, low, high = krippendorff_alpha(
[[1, 1, 2], [2, 2, 2]],
scale="ordinal",
n_boot=200,
seed=7,
)
print({"alpha": alpha, "ci95": [low, high]})
PY
CLI Quickstart
iaa-kit analyze \
--input examples/ratings_matrix.json \
--scale nominal \
--bootstrap-samples 200 \
--seed 7 \
--out agreement.json
Documentation
- Metric selection:
docs/when-to-use-which-metric.md - Ordinal versus nominal labels:
docs/ordinal-vs-nominal.md - Bootstrap CI tutorial:
docs/bootstrap-ci-tutorial.md
Release Status
Registry and artifact status verified July 13, 2026: version 0.1.2 is published on PyPI and tagged v0.1.2 in the public repository. The wheel includes the Python API and the iaa-kit analyze entry point. The project is alpha software. No annotation-volume, adoption, or benchmark claim is made.
Limits
Agreement statistics do not establish label validity or reviewer correctness. The package does not recruit reviewers, host annotation data, or include real annotation datasets; bundled inputs are synthetic.
Next Action
Run the Python API or JSON CLI on a representative rating matrix with the correct scale, then document the metric and threshold rationale before using the result as a gate.
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