Settings of Datama Detect


Discover all settings exposed by Datama Detect extension to improve your analysis



Find below how you can customize Datama Detect using the General settings


1. General Settings

1.1. Confidence interval

A confidence interval is a range of values that is likely to contain an unknown population parameter. If you draw a random sample many times, a certain percentage of the confidence intervals will contain the population mean. This percentage is the confidence level.

By changing the confidence interval you can modify the precision expected from the significance.


1.2. Number of Points in the baseline

This allows you to define how many points within the defined type of points in your historical data the algoritm will consider for baseline. Please refer to the detection method page to learn more


1.3. Latest point only

You can choose to display the anomalies of each date or only for the latest point in the data. In run mode (i.e. when sending alerts on a daily basis for instance), we recommand to activate this parameter, to avoid having all the anomalies raised.


1.4. Above or below confidence interval

This trigger allows to choose to detect only anomaly above or below confidence interval. There is sometimes no need to be alerted for good performance.


2. Metrics Relation

This part allow you to edit your KPIs and market equation, when you want to fit your analysis with your business.

Using metrics relation allows you to change your market equation, add a unit, rename your step or even indicate a threshold, exclude or focus on a dimension. Metric relation describes the equation between metrics of your source, in order to compute the KPI you want to explain.


3. Preferences

These settings allow you to customize the application to fit with your company, you can also change the analysis language !

Language

For now only French and English are available, let’s us now if you want a new language to be added.


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