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v0.1.57
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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Recipes

How-to examples.

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Last updated 2 years ago

These example notebooks and tutorials answer “how-to” questions. They help solve specific tasks or adapt Evidently to your needs.

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Jupyter notebook
Colab notebook
Data source

How to customize drift dashboards? (set confidence level, number of bins in a histogram and statistical test)

California housing sklearn.datasets

How to add your own widget or create your own report?

California housing sklearn.datasets

How to change classification threshold? How to cut outliers from the histogram plot? How to define the width of confidence interval depicted on plots?

Wine Quality openml

How to specify a color scheme for the Dashboard?

Iris plants sklearn.datasets

How to create a text annotation in the Dashboard?

Iris plants sklearn.datasets

How to assign a particular statistical test from the evidently library for a feature or features?

Iris plants sklearn.datasets

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