Show stats panel in occurrence list sidebar

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Summary

The occurrence list sidebar gains a Stats panel that reports, for whatever the current filters are showing, how much of that set a person has verified and how closely the model's predictions match those verifications. It reads the same filters the list itself uses, so the numbers always describe what is on screen: change a filter and the panel re-queries.

The panel starts collapsed, and it only queries while it is open. That is deliberate. It keeps the panel a soft feature flag while we find out whether these numbers actually help reviewers — it costs no request for anyone who ignores it, and it does not crowd the filter sidebar in the meantime. The plan is to ship it in this form, get it in front of real users, and let their feedback decide whether it earns a more prominent place.

This is the frontend for the model-agreement endpoint added in #1307, which is already merged.

Reading the numbers honestly

The agreement rate is the share of human-verified occurrences where the person's taxon matched the model's. That number is easy to misread, so the panel's help text says plainly what pushes it around:

• Confirmations made by clicking Agree count as matches by definition. When a user accepts the model's suggestion, the human taxon is set equal to the model's, so it is an exact match automatically. On a sample project roughly half of all verifications are of this kind. This inflates agreement, and it is a property of the endpoint rather than of this UI — see the follow-up below.
• The verified set is not a random sample. People verify the striking or unusual detections first, so these numbers describe the occurrences someone chose to look at, not the project as a whole.
• Agreement is reported as a 95% confidence range, not a single number. A wide range means there are still too few verifications to be confident. A Wilson score interval is used because it behaves sensibly at small sample sizes. This is more honest than a fixed "enough data" cutoff, which would only be meaningful if verifications were a random sample.
• Cohen's kappa is offered alongside plain agreement. Where one species dominates a project, a person and the model agree often just by both picking the common one. Kappa subtracts the agreement you would expect from chance.

All of the above lives in the panel's own tooltips, so a reader does not have to find this PR to interpret what they are looking at.

List of Changes

#	What the user sees	How
1	A Stats panel above the filter sections in the occurrence list sidebar, collapsed on load	OccurrenceStats (ui/src/pages/occurrences/occurrence-stats.tsx), wired into occurrences.tsx
2	Opening the panel is what triggers the request; leaving it closed costs nothing	Open state is controlled, and passed to useModelAgreement as the query's enabled flag
3	Numbers always match the visible list, across taxon, station, date, verification status and the default-filter toggle	The list's active filters array is converted to query params with the same active/error rule getFetchUrl uses
4	Verified occurrences, shown as <1% rather than 0% when the count rounds down but is not zero	verified_pct, with exact counts in the tooltip
5	Agreement (exact taxon) above the fold; any rank and Cohen's kappa under a More toggle	Nested collapsible section
6	An (i) tooltip on the panel and on every metric, explaining the metric in plain language and carrying the exact counts	Copy lives in the translation layer with interpolated counts
7	The 95% confidence interval as the agreement headline (for example 83–94%), plus a diagonal hatch band on the bar marking the uncertain zone	Solid fill to the lower bound, hatch across the interval, drawn over the gray track so it stays visible at any point estimate
8	A plain message instead of empty bars when nothing in the filtered set can be compared	Guard on comparable_count
9	Screen readers announce each bar and its value	role="progressbar" with aria-valuetext on every bar

Fixes and cleanups from the soft-launch round

• The tooltips quoted the wrong denominator. They reported counts out of verified_with_prediction_count, but every agreed_*_pct and confidence interval the endpoint returns divides by comparable_count — verified occurrences that have both a model prediction and a human taxon. Whenever a verification carries no taxon the two differ, so the "K of N" in the tooltip could disagree with the percentage printed next to it. Both fields are now declared in the response type and the tooltips use comparable_count.
• All copy moved into the translation layer (STRING / ENGLISH_STRINGS), per the frontend convention. It had been hardcoded in the component.
• "Cohen's κ" is now written "Cohen's kappa". The label is uppercased by CSS, which turned the Greek κ into a character indistinguishable from a Latin K, so it read as "COHEN'S K".
• Comment density brought in line with the sibling components in ui/src/pages/occurrences/, which carry between zero and one comment each.

Fixes in the final review round

• Removed the coarser-rank agreement bar, which could never appear.agreement_coarsest_rank is not one of the fields in AVAILABLE_FILTERS, so the occurrence list never sends it, so the endpoint always returned null for the coarser-rank fields and the bar's guard was never satisfied — confirmed on a dev deployment. Both of its translation strings went with it, which also retires the reviewer finding that their wording was inverted: the endpoint counts matches whose common ancestor sits at the given rank or deeper, and the copy said "or coarser". The three fields stay on the response type, since they still document what the endpoint can return.
• The stats query now requires a project id, and treats enabled as opt-out, so a caller that omits it cannot fire a request missing its required project_id. The panel's own gate is unchanged: closed panel, no request.
• Query parameters are sorted before the query string is built, so two equivalent filter maps share one react-query cache key regardless of assembly order.
• The verified-occurrences tooltip says "matching the current filters" rather than "in the current filter".
• The empty state described only half of its own condition. It said no verified occurrence matching the filters had a model prediction, but the comparable set also empties when every verification is comment-only: comparable_count is the verified-with-prediction count minus the verifications whose identification carries no taxon. A filter set could therefore hold verified occurrences that all had predictions and still show that message. It now reads "None of the verified occurrences matching the current filters have both a model prediction and a confirmed taxon, so there is nothing to compare." This was the same denominator confusion the earlier round fixed in the per-metric tooltips and missed here.

One reviewer finding was not taken: the suggestion that rounding could leave the confidence interval's lower bound above its upper bound. clampPct is a clamp followed by Math.round, both monotonic, and wilson_interval always returns low ≤ high, so the two cannot come out inverted. The hatch width already floors at one percent besides.

Known follow-ups (backend, not this PR)

Agreement is inflated by one-click confirmations. Excluding accept-the-suggestion identifications from the human side of the comparison would make agreement measure independent confirmation. Measured on a sample project, doing so moves exact agreement from 90% (n=100, CI 83–94%) to 38% (n=16, CI 18–61%). The suggested change is in model_agreement_for_project (ami/main/models_future/occurrence.py), adding agreed_with_prediction__isnull=True to the identification subquery; details are in this comment. It affects agreed_exact, agreed_any_rank, the coarser-rank variant and cohens_kappa, since all derive from the same taxon.

Until that lands, the panel's help text states the bias explicitly rather than presenting the number as clean.

The endpoint's own field documentation names the wrong denominator. Six help_text strings on ModelAgreementSerializer still say verified_with_prediction_count where the implementation divides by comparable_count — the same drift this PR corrected on the frontend, left behind on the backend. Split out as #1394.

Test plan

• tsc --noEmit, eslint and prettier --check clean; frontend jest suite green at 47/47.
• Verified in a browser against a well-populated project on a local stack, with the merged endpoint serving live data.
• Collapsed by default, and nomodel-agreement request is made until the panel is opened — confirmed in the network log.
• On expand the request fires once, and the four bars render with the values the endpoint returned: verified <1% and exact 83–94% above the fold, any rank 88–97% and kappa 0.84 after opening More.
• Tooltips interpolate live counts with no unresolved placeholders ("122 of 24,666 occurrences ... 100 of those can be compared").
• Filter reactivity: toggling Default Filters off sends apply_defaults=false on both the list request and the stats request, and the agreement range moves from 83–94% to 81–93%.
• Deployed to a dev box and confirmed in the served bundle rather than from container status: the asset hash moved, the new empty-state and tooltip strings are present, and the deleted coarser-rank label is absent.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a collapsible statistics panel to occurrence pages.
  • Display verified occurrence percentages, agreement rates, confidence intervals, and Cohen’s kappa.
  • Statistics update based on the selected project and active filters.
  • Added loading states, error handling, tooltips, accessible progress bars, and localized labels.
  • Statistics remain unavailable when no comparable occurrence data exists.

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Adds a model-agreement query hook and a collapsible, localized statistics panel to the occurrences page. The panel uses the current project and valid active filters to display agreement, confidence interval, kappa, and verified-occurrence metrics.

Changes

Occurrence statistics

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Model-agreement query contract and fetching ui/src/data-services/hooks/occurrences/stats/useModelAgreement.ts	Defines ModelAgreementResponse. The hook serializes project and filter values, supports repeated array parameters, performs an authorized query, and exposes query state.
Statistics panel and metric rendering ui/src/pages/occurrences/occurrence-stats.tsx, ui/src/utils/language.ts	Adds the collapsible OccurrenceStats component with localized metric labels, tooltips, loading, error, and no-comparable-data states.
Occurrences-page integration ui/src/pages/occurrences/occurrences.tsx	Renders OccurrenceStats with the current project ID and filters above the occurrence filters.

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Merge Risk:⚪ Minimal · up to 2ee9e

The collapsed Stats panel is merge-ready after normal checks. One localized tooltip message should clarify that comparison requires both a model prediction and a confirmed taxon, but this does not affect the reported calculations or request behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant OccurrencesPage
participant OccurrenceStats
participant useModelAgreement
participant ModelAgreementEndpoint
OccurrencesPage->>OccurrenceStats: pass projectId and filters
OccurrenceStats->>useModelAgreement: request active filters when expanded
useModelAgreement->>ModelAgreementEndpoint: send serialized project and filters
ModelAgreementEndpoint-->>useModelAgreement: return model-agreement statistics
useModelAgreement-->>OccurrenceStats: return data and query state

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Claude says: While iterating on the panel UI, Anna noticed the agreement numbers look high and the confidence intervals look narrow even when only a small fraction of occurrences are verified. I looked into why. There are two separate things going on, and one of them is a measurement issue worth fixing in the endpoint (merged in #1307), not in this UI PR.

1. The narrow CI is correct, and it is not about the sampling fraction

CI width is driven by the absolute size of the comparable set — verified occurrences that have both a human taxon and a model prediction — not by what percentage of all occurrences are verified. On a sample project with roughly 24k occurrences and about 100 comparable verifications, n ≈ 100 gives roughly ±6% at 95%, which is genuinely narrow. The fact that only ~0.4% of the population is verified does not widen it: the Wilson interval assumes an effectively infinite population, and a finite-population correction would make it narrower, not wider.

A higher confidence level does widen the band — that is the z constant (WILSON_Z_95 = 1.96 in ami/utils/stats.py). Using 99% (z ≈ 2.576) would turn 83–94% into roughly 80–96%. But that only widens the band; it does not explain why the point estimate is high.

2. The high agreement appears inflated by accept-the-suggestion verifications

About half of the verifications in the sample project are users accepting the model's prediction (Identification.agreed_with_prediction is set). For those, the human taxon equals the model's predicted taxon by construction, so they count as an exact match automatically. model_agreement_for_project currently takes the best non-withdrawn identification's taxon without distinguishing independent identifications from accept-the-suggestion ones, so this circularity inflates exact agreement, any-rank agreement, and Cohen's κ.

Measured on the sample project, excluding accept-the-suggestion identifications and keeping only independent human IDs:

Cohort	Exact agreement	n	95% CI
As shipped (all identifications)	90%	100	83–94%
Independent identifications only	38%	16	18–61%

So genuine independent human-vs-model agreement is substantially lower, with a wide CI — which matches the intuition that a small verified set should be uncertain. The narrow 83–94% came from the inflated n. Selection bias (verifiers tending to confirm easy detections) pushes in the same direction, but the accept-the-suggestion circularity is the larger and more fixable effect. These are measured numbers from staging data, so the interpretation (circularity is the cause) is well supported, though the exact split will vary by project.

Suggested implementation

In model_agreement_for_project (ami/main/models_future/occurrence.py), exclude identifications that merely agreed with the model prediction from the human side of the comparison:

best_user_ident=Identification.objects.filter(
occurrence=OuterRef("pk"),
withdrawn=False,
agreed_with_prediction__isnull=True, # exclude accept-the-suggestion IDs
).order_by(*BEST_IDENTIFICATION_ORDER)

This makes agreement measure independent confirmation. It affects agreed_exact, agreed_any_rank, the coarser-rank variant, and cohens_kappa, since they all derive from best_user_taxon_id.

A few things worth deciding before implementing:

• Do we want a single independent-only number, or do we report both (independent vs. inclusive) so the accept rate stays visible? Reporting both is more transparent but adds fields to the response.
• Should "agreed with another human identification" (agreed_with_identification) be treated the same way? In the sample it was 0, but it raises the same independence question.
• Worth exposing the confidence level as a parameter if anyone wants 99%.

Happy to open a follow-up PR against the endpoint with the filter plus a test, since #1307 is already merged. Flagging it here for visibility on the UI work.

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I suggest making this collapsable like the other filter group elements and collapsed by default as a kind of "soft feature flag" while we validate that the eval stats are helpful. The missing stat that would be most helpful is an agreement metric that isn't biased to only clicks of the "Agree" button.

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ui/src/data-services/hooks/occurrences/stats/useModelAgreement.ts (1)

4-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Move the response interface to src/data-services/models/.

ModelAgreementResponse describes an endpoint payload, so it belongs in src/data-services/models/ as a Server<Entity> interface. Keep the hook importing it from there.

As per coding guidelines: "No any type for API payloads. Every endpoint must have a Server<Entity> interface in src/data-services/models/".

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In `@ui/src/data-services/hooks/occurrences/stats/useModelAgreement.ts` around
lines 4 - 30, Move the ModelAgreementResponse interface from
useModelAgreement.ts into the data-services models directory, defining it as the
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In `@ui/src/utils/language.ts`:
- Around line 719-720: Update the STRING.TOOLTIP_STATS_AGREEMENT_COARSER_RANK
copy so it describes matches at the confirmed taxon rank or deeper, replacing
the incorrect “or a coarser rank” direction. Preserve the existing interpolation
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In `@ui/src/data-services/hooks/occurrences/stats/useModelAgreement.ts`:
- Around line 4-30: Move the ModelAgreementResponse interface from
useModelAgreement.ts into the data-services models directory, defining it as the
appropriate Server<Entity> API payload interface. Update useModelAgreement to
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Pull request overview

Adds a collapsible Stats panel to the occurrences list sidebar that queries the existing /occurrences/stats/model-agreement/ endpoint and visualizes verified-rate + agreement metrics (including CI display and tooltips), using the same active filters as the list so the stats match what’s on screen.

Changes:

• Add OccurrenceStats UI component (collapsed by default) with progress-bar visualizations and explanatory tooltips.
• Wire the new panel into the occurrences sidebar above existing filter sections.
• Add useModelAgreement query hook and new translation strings for labels/tooltips/messages used by the panel.

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File	Description
ui/src/utils/language.ts	Adds strings for the Stats panel labels, tooltips, and empty-state messaging.
ui/src/pages/occurrences/occurrences.tsx	Renders the new OccurrenceStats panel in the sidebar above filters.
ui/src/pages/occurrences/occurrence-stats.tsx	Implements the collapsible Stats panel UI and metric bar rendering.
ui/src/data-services/hooks/occurrences/stats/useModelAgreement.ts	Adds a query hook to fetch model-agreement stats with filter-to-query-param conversion.

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ui/src/utils/language.ts:736

• The label says “{{rank}} or coarser”, but the backend stat counts agreements whose LCA is at the threshold rank or deeper (i.e., the same rank or finer). The label should match that semantics.

 [STRING.AGREEMENT_ANY_RANK]: 'Agreement (any rank)',
[STRING.AGREEMENT_COARSER_RANK]: 'Agreement ({{rank}} or coarser)',
[STRING.AGREEMENT_EXACT]: 'Agreement (exact taxon)',

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Describe the full comparable-occurrence condition.

comparable_count requires both a model prediction and a confirmed taxon. The current message incorrectly says that no verified occurrence with a model prediction matches the filters when verified occurrences may lack only the confirmed taxon.

Proposed copy fix

 [STRING.MESSAGE_STATS_NO_COMPARABLE]:
- 'No verified occurrences with a model prediction match these filters yet, so there is nothing to compare.',+ 'No verified occurrences with both a model prediction and a confirmed taxon match the current filters yet, so there is nothing to compare.',

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both a model prediction and a confirmed taxon matching the filters, rather than
implying every verified occurrence must have a model prediction.

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Claude says: Taking the outside-diff finding on MESSAGE_STATS_NO_COMPARABLE — it was right, and fixed in 8b6c8afd.

The empty state claimed no verified occurrence matching the filters had a model prediction. That is only one of the two ways the comparable set empties out. comparable_count is verified_with_prediction_count minus the verifications whose identification carries no taxon (ami/main/models_future/occurrence.py:244), so a filter set can hold verified occurrences that all have predictions and still show this message. The string now names both halves of the condition:

None of the verified occurrences matching the current filters have both a model prediction and a confirmed taxon, so there is nothing to compare.

Worth noting this was the same denominator confusion the earlier round fixed in the tooltips — that pass corrected the per-metric copy and missed the empty state.

The stale denominator also survives in the backend help_text on ModelAgreementSerializer, where six field descriptions still name verified_with_prediction_count. That is on main from #1307 rather than in this PR, so it is split out as #1394.

Deployed to a dev box at 8b6c8afd and verified in the served bundle.