Fast computation of the Krippendorff's alpha measure.
Project description
Krippendorff
Fast computation of Krippendorff’s alpha agreement measure.
Based on Thomas Grill implementation. Works on Python 3+.
Example usage
Given a reliability data matrix, run:
import krippendorff reliability_data = ... krippendorff.alpha(reliability_data)
See sample.py and alpha docstring for more.
Installation
pip install krippendorff
Caveats
The implementation is fast as it doesn’t do a nested loop for the coders. However, V should be small, since a matrix of VxV it’s used.
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