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v0.1.57
  • What is Evidently?
  • Installation
  • Get Started Tutorial
  • Reports
    • Data Drift
    • Data Quality
    • Numerical Target Drift
    • Categorical Target Drift
    • Regression Performance
    • Classification Performance
    • Probabilistic Classification Performance
  • Tests
  • Examples
  • Integrations
    • Evidently and Grafana
    • Evidently and Airflow
    • Evidently and MLflow
  • Features
    • Dashboards
      • Input data
      • Column mapping
      • Generate dashboards
      • CLI
      • Colab and other environments
    • Profiling
      • Input data
      • Column mapping
      • Generate profiles
      • CLI
    • Monitoring
  • User Guide
    • Customization
      • Select Widgets
      • Custom Widgets and Tabs
      • Options for Data / Target drift
      • Options for Quality Metrics
      • Options for Statistical Tests
      • Options for Color Schema
    • Recipes
  • SUPPORT
    • Contact
    • F.A.Q.
    • Telemetry
    • Changelog
  • GitHub Page
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Reports

What each report contains and how and when to use them.

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Last updated 2 years ago

Evidently includes a set of pre-built Reports. Each of them addresses a specific aspect of the data or model performance. You can think of reports as combinations of the metrics and statistical tests that are grouped together.

The calculation results can be available in one of the following formats:

  • An interactive visual Dashboard displayed inside the Jupyter notebook.

  • An HTML report. Same as dashboard, but available as a standalone file.

  • A JSON profile. A summary of the metrics, the results of statistical tests, and simple histograms.

  • A live monitoring dashboard, currently available through integration with Grafana.

Reports by type

Currently, you can choose between 7 different Report types.

Show me the code

If you want to see the code, go straight to examples.

Data Drift
Data Quality
Categorical Target Drift
Numerical Target Drift
Regression Performance
Classification Performance
Probabilistic Classification Performance