Annotation
View Annotated Data
Learn how to inspect completed annotations and monitor dataset coverage.
Once your annotation project is active, Athina provides tools to monitor label distribution, agreement, and project progress in real time.
Navigate to the Annotation Project
- Go to the Annotations tab from the sidebar.
- Select your project.
- Use the tabs to explore:
- Subsets: Filter by specific dataset segments.
- Annotators: Monitor per-user progress and agreement.
- Settings: View or update the view configuration or guidelines.
Annotators Tab – Progress and Agreement
The Annotators tab summarizes team-level annotation status.
You can view:
- Overall Project Progress: Percentage of datapoints completed based on the required number of annotations.
- Overall Agreement Rate: Metric that tracks label consistency across annotators.
- Score Distributions for each label (e.g. “Relevancy”, “testA”).
- Inter-Annotator Agreement Matrix: Pairwise agreement comparisons between annotators.
Use these metrics to spot potential labeling inconsistencies and train annotators accordingly.
Open the Annotation View
Click Open annotation view to start annotating or reviewing entries.
- The view layout is determined by the selected Annotation View Configuration in the project.
- Fields can include markdown-rendered text, structured inputs, and contextual sections.
Annotation Interface
- Navigation:
- Use Next, Previous, or Skip to move between datapoints.
- Labeling:
- Annotators fill in labels as defined in the configuration (e.g. dropdowns, sliders, text areas).
- Instructions:
- Click Instructions at the top right to reference guidelines at any time.
There is no toggling between different states — annotators label entries one by one using navigation buttons.
Filtering and Data Access
While reviewing in the main dashboard:
- Use Subsets and Annotators tabs to filter views.
- Click View results in dataset to switch to the dataset’s Sheet view and inspect raw + annotated data.
Keep annotation view configurations minimal and focused to streamline annotator flow and reduce errors.