Kilian Tep
01/11/2024, 9:47 AMElon Gliksberg
01/11/2024, 9:50 AMtimestamp_column argument on your test,
you'd be able to see the data's behavior over time.Kilian Tep
01/12/2024, 7:01 AMtimestamp_column
version: 2
models:
- name: enigma_scores
description: Enigma scores
config:
elementary:
timestamp_column: 'event_date_timestamp'
columns:
- name: avg_score
description: Avg score
tests:
- elementary.column_anomalies:
where_expression: turing_endpoint = "pj"
column_anomalies:
- sum
time_bucket:
period: day
count: 1
training_period:
period: day
count: 3
And I'm able to see the data's behavior from yesterday onwards -- when I first started running the test.
My question is: can I plot the data prior to yesterday? Hope this clarifies.Elon Gliksberg
01/14/2024, 9:29 AMtraining_period to only be 3 days.
You can just remove this test argument in order to get the default 14 days, or set a larger value.Kilian Tep
01/15/2024, 6:05 AMElon Gliksberg
01/15/2024, 6:06 AM