Chapter 19: Risk Management
Drift Detection and Trigger Design intermediate
A drift monitor is useful only when you know what statistic it watches, what kind of change it can see, and how many false alarms you are willing to tolerate.
A drift monitor is useful only when you know what statistic it watches, what kind of change it can see, and how many false alarms you are willing to tolerate.
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