krippendorff-graph 0.1.1

A Python package for computing krippendorffs alpha for graph (modified from https://github.com/grrrr/krippendorff-alpha/blob/master/krippendorff_alpha.py)

Krippendorff-alpha-for-graph

Compute Krippendorff's alpha for graph, modified from https://github.com/grrrr/krippendorff-alpha/

Changes

1. Used Networkx to instantiate graph
2. Added custom node/edge and graph metrics (see below)
3. Forced a pre-computation of distance matrix to boost efficiency for computing, and store it as .npy
   • within-units disagreement (Do)
   • within- and between-units expected total disagreement (De)
4. Not properly tested, but as long as you have a pandas dataframe that satisfies the following shape, it works.
   • the df has a feature column storing annotated graphs (list of tuples, such as [("subject_1", "predicate_1", "object_1"), ("subject_2", "predicate_2", "object_2")])
   • feature column can also be nodes or edges (tuple of strings)
   • a column indicating annotator id
   • annotation id is ordered the same way for all annotator
5. Note that, distance metric interacts with the networkx graph type when calling instantiate_networkx_graph(). There are the following graph types,
   • nx.Graph
   • nx.DiGraph
   • nx.MultiGraph
   • nx.MultiDiGraph
6. Two categories of distance metric are implemented.
   • Lenient metric: node/edge or graph overlap
   • Strict metric: nominal metric, graph edit distance
7. Depending on your how many graphs you have, computation of graph distance matrix can take a long time.

Python installation

Open your terminal, activate your preferred environment, then type in

pip install krippendorff_graph

Node/edge Metrics

Lenient metric

1. Node overlap metric: if two sets of nodes or edges overlap, the distance between these two sets is 0; else 1.

Strict metric

1. Nominal metric: exact match of two sets of ndoes or edges.

Graph Metrics

Lenient metric

1. Graph overlap metric: if two graphs overlap, the distance between these two sets is 0; else 1.

Strict metric

1. Normalized graph edit distance
   • normalized by computing distance between g1 and g0 and between g2 and g0
   • g0 is an empty graph

Example Usage

Compute distance matrix of graphs

import pandas as pd
from krippendorff_graph import compute_alpha, compute_distance_matrix, graph_edit_distance, graph_overlap_metric, nominal_metric

df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict({"annotator": [1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3,4,4,4,4],
                             "narrative": [
                                       ["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],
                                       ["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."], 
                                       ["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],
                                       ["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."],["bla, ela, pla, mla."]
                             ],
                             "graph_feature": [
                                       {("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub1", "pre1", "obj1"), ("sub2", "pre2", "obj2")},{("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub", "pre", "obj")},
                                       *,{("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub", "pre", "obj")}, 
                                       {("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub1", "pre1", "obj1"), ("sub2", "pre2", "obj2")},{("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub1", "pre1", "obj1"), ("sub2", "pre2", "obj2")},
                                       *,{("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub", "pre", "obj")},{("sub1", "pre1", "obj1"), ("sub2", "pre2", "obj2")}
                             ]
                             })
data = [
    df[df["annotator"]==1].graph_feature.to_list(),
    df[df["annotator"]==2].graph_feature.to_list(),
    df[df["annotator"]==3].graph_feature.to_list(),
    df[df["annotator"]==4].graph_feature.to_list()
]

empty_graph_indicator = "*" # indicator for missing values
save_path = "./lenient_distance_matrix.npy"
feature_column="graph_feature"

graph_distance_metric= node_overlap_metric
forced = True

if not Path(save_path).exists() or forced:
    distance_matrix = compute_distance_matrix(df_task2_annotation, feature_column=feature_column, graph_distance_metric=graph_distance_metric, 
                                              empty_graph_indicator=empty_graph_indicator, save_path=save_path, graph_type=nx.Graph)
else: 
    distance_matrix = np.load(save_path)
    
print("Lenient node metric: %.3f" % compute_alpha(data, distance_matrix=distance_matrix, missing_items=empty_graph_indicator))

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