Application anomaly detection vs baseline cube

henk_stobbe — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 08:08:29 GMT

Hello,

Looking at below application anomaly detection, I do not understand the baseline cube part.

I assume that "all user actions" just means that?

Who can explain the relation to me?

KR Henk

Re: Application anomaly detection vs baseline cube

radek_jasinski — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 13:35:33 GMT

Hi Henk,

In this case, you are taking into account all user actions within a given application. Relative and absolute thresholds refer to thresholds set based on the deviation from the baseline, not the baseline itself.

An example of an absolute value might be 100 ms. An example of a relative value might be 50%. As in your case (in the sum of the default setting in DT). Absolute value means a specific number. A relative value means a percentage increase.

Radek

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