app.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

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__author__ = "Dmitry Ustalov"
__license__ = "Apache 2.0"

from typing import BinaryIO, cast

import evalica
import gradio as gr
import networkx as nx
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import plotly.express as px
from evalica import Winner
from plotly.graph_objects import Figure

TOLERANCE, LIMIT = 1e-6, 100


def visualize(df_pairwise: pd.DataFrame) -> Figure:
    fig = px.imshow(df_pairwise, color_continuous_scale="RdBu", text_auto=".2f")

    fig.update_layout(xaxis_title="Loser", yaxis_title="Winner", xaxis_side="top")

    fig.update_traces(hovertemplate="Winner: %{y}<br>Loser: %{x}<br>Fraction of Wins: %{z}<extra></extra>")

    return fig


def counting(xs: "pd.Series[str]", ys: "pd.Series[str]",
             ws: "pd.Series[Winner]") -> tuple["pd.Series[str]", "pd.Index[str]"]:  # type: ignore[type-var]
    result = evalica.counting(xs, ys, ws)
    return result.scores, result.index


def bradley_terry(xs: "pd.Series[str]", ys: "pd.Series[str]",
                  ws: "pd.Series[Winner]") -> tuple["pd.Series[str]", "pd.Index[str]"]:  # type: ignore[type-var]
    result = evalica.bradley_terry(xs, ys, ws, tolerance=TOLERANCE, limit=LIMIT)
    return result.scores, result.index


def elo(xs: "pd.Series[str]", ys: "pd.Series[str]",
        ws: "pd.Series[Winner]") -> tuple["pd.Series[str]", "pd.Index[str]"]:  # type: ignore[type-var]
    result = evalica.elo(xs, ys, ws)
    return result.scores, result.index


def eigen(xs: "pd.Series[str]", ys: "pd.Series[str]",
          ws: "pd.Series[Winner]") -> tuple["pd.Series[str]", "pd.Index[str]"]:  # type: ignore[type-var]
    result = evalica.eigen(xs, ys, ws, tolerance=TOLERANCE, limit=LIMIT)
    return result.scores, result.index


def pagerank(xs: "pd.Series[str]", ys: "pd.Series[str]",
             ws: "pd.Series[Winner]") -> tuple["pd.Series[str]", "pd.Index[str]"]:  # type: ignore[type-var]
    result = evalica.pagerank(xs, ys, ws, tolerance=TOLERANCE, limit=LIMIT)
    return result.scores, result.index


def newman(xs: "pd.Series[str]", ys: "pd.Series[str]",
           ws: "pd.Series[Winner]") -> tuple["pd.Series[str]", "pd.Index[str]"]:  # type: ignore[type-var]
    result = evalica.newman(xs, ys, ws, tolerance=TOLERANCE, limit=LIMIT)
    return result.scores, result.index


ALGORITHMS = {
    "Counting": counting,
    "Bradley-Terry (1952)": bradley_terry,
    "Elo (1960)": elo,
    "Eigenvector (1987)": eigen,
    "PageRank (1998)": pagerank,
    "Newman (2023)": newman,
}


def largest_strongly_connected_component(df_pairs: pd.DataFrame) -> set[str]:
    G = nx.from_pandas_edgelist(df_pairs, source="left", target="right", create_using=nx.DiGraph)
    H = nx.from_pandas_edgelist(df_pairs[df_pairs["winner"] == "tie"], source="right", target="left",
                                create_using=nx.DiGraph)
    F = nx.compose(G, H)
    largest = max(nx.strongly_connected_components(F), key=len)
    return cast(set[str], largest)


def handler(
        file: BinaryIO,
        algorithm: str,
        filtered: bool,
        truncated: bool,
) -> tuple[pd.DataFrame, Figure]:
    if file is None:
        raise gr.Error("File must be uploaded")

    if algorithm not in ALGORITHMS:
        raise gr.Error(f"Unknown algorithm: {algorithm}")

    try:
        df_pairs = pd.read_csv(file.name, dtype=str)
    except ValueError as e:
        raise gr.Error(f"Parsing error: {e}") from e

    if not pd.Series(["left", "right", "winner"]).isin(df_pairs.columns).all():
        raise gr.Error("Columns must exist: left, right, winner")

    if not df_pairs["winner"].isin(pd.Series(["left", "right", "tie"])).all():
        raise gr.Error("Allowed winner values: left, right, tie")

    df_pairs = df_pairs[["left", "right", "winner"]]

    df_pairs = df_pairs.dropna(axis=0)

    if filtered:
        largest = largest_strongly_connected_component(df_pairs)

        df_pairs = df_pairs.drop(df_pairs[~(df_pairs["left"].isin(largest) & df_pairs["right"].isin(largest))].index)

    xs, ys = df_pairs["left"], df_pairs["right"]
    ws = df_pairs["winner"].map({"left": Winner.X, "right": Winner.Y, "tie": Winner.Draw})

    scores, index = ALGORITHMS[algorithm](xs, ys, ws)
    index.name = "item"

    df_result = pd.DataFrame(data={"score": scores}, index=index)

    df_result["pairs"] = pd.Series(0, dtype=int, index=index).add(
        df_pairs.groupby("left")["left"].count(), fill_value=0,
    ).add(
        df_pairs.groupby("right")["right"].count(), fill_value=0,
    ).astype(int)

    df_result["rank"] = df_result["score"].rank(na_option="bottom", ascending=False).astype(int)

    df_result = df_result.fillna(-np.inf)
    df_result = df_result.sort_values(by=["rank", "score"], ascending=[True, False])
    df_result = df_result.reset_index()

    if truncated:
        df_result = pd.concat((df_result.head(5), df_result.tail(5)), copy=False)
        df_result = df_result[~df_result.index.duplicated(keep="last")]

    pairwise = evalica.pairwise_scores(df_result["score"].to_numpy())

    df_pairwise = pd.DataFrame(data=pairwise, index=df_result["item"], columns=df_result["item"])

    fig = visualize(df_pairwise)

    return df_result, fig


def main() -> None:
    iface = gr.Interface(
        fn=handler,
        inputs=[
            gr.File(
                file_types=[".tsv", ".csv"],
                label="Comparisons",
            ),
            gr.Dropdown(
                choices=cast(list[str], ALGORITHMS),
                value="Bradley-Terry (1952)",
                label="Algorithm",
            ),
            gr.Checkbox(
                value=False,
                label="Largest SCC",
                info="Bradley-Terry, Eigenvector, and Newman algorithms require the comparison graph "
                     "to be strongly-connected. "
                     "This option keeps only the largest strongly-connected component (SCC) of the input graph. "
                     "Some items might be missing as a result of this filtering.",
            ),
            gr.Checkbox(
                value=False,
                label="Truncate Output",
                info="Perform the entire computation but output only five head and five tail items, "
                     "avoiding overlap.",
            ),
        ],
        outputs=[
            gr.Dataframe(
                headers=["item", "score", "pairs", "rank"],
                label="Ranking",
            ),
            gr.Plot(
                label="Pairwise Chances of Winning the Comparison",
            ),
        ],
        examples=[
            ["food.csv", "Counting", False, False],
            ["food.csv", "Bradley-Terry (1952)", False, False],
            ["food.csv", "Eigenvector (1987)", False, False],
            ["food.csv", "PageRank (1998)", False, False],
            ["food.csv", "Newman (2023)", False, False],
            ["llmfao.csv", "Bradley-Terry (1952)", False, True],
            ["llmfao.csv", "Elo (1960)", False, True],
        ],
        title="Pair2Rank: Turn Your Side-by-Side Comparisons into Ranking!",
        description="""
This easy-to-use tool transforms pairwise comparisons (aka side-by-side) to a meaningful ranking of items.

As an input, it expects a comma-separated (CSV) file with a header containing the following columns:

- `left`: the first compared item
- `right`: the second compared item
- `winner`: the label indicating the winning item

Possible values for `winner` are `left`, `right`, or `tie`. The provided examples might be a good starting point.

As the output, this tool provides a table with items, their estimated scores, and ranks.
        """.strip(),
        article="""
Pair2Rank uses the [Evalica](https://pypi.org/p/evalica) library for computing the scores: <https://github.com/dustalov/evalica>.

Read more about Pair2Rank at <https://evalovernite.substack.com/p/llmfao-human-ranking>.
        """.strip(),
        allow_flagging="never",
    )

    iface.launch()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()