MLOps · Level 3 of 5
Data Drift
A change in the distribution of observed input data over time.
Input drift need not imply performance degradation, but warrants investigation.
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The age distribution of incoming users changes.
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Data Drift. A change in the distribution of observed input data over time. Input drift need not imply performance degradation, but warrants investigation. For example: The age distribution of incoming users changes.
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