seasonality: day_of_week | hour_of_day | hour_of_week
Some data sets have patterns that repeat over a time period, and are expected.
This is the normal behavior of these data sets.
This means that when we try to detect outliers from the normal and expected range, ignoring this patterns might cause false positives or make us miss anomalies.
The seasonality configuration is used to overcome this challenge and account for expected patterns.
Supported seasonality configurations:
day_of_week
- Uses the same day of week as a training set for each daily bucket (Compares Sunday to Sundays, Monday to Mondays, etc.).hour_of_day
- Uses the same hour as a training set for each hourly bucket (For example will compare 10:00-11:00AM to 10:00-11:00AM on previous days, instead of any previous hour).hour_of_week
- Uses the same hour and day of week as a training set for each hourly bucket (For example will compare 10:00-11:00AM on Sunday to 10:00-11:00AM on previous sundays).day_of_week
seasonality uses the same day of week as a training set for each daily time bucket data point.
The expected range for Monday will be based on a training set of previous Mondays, and so on.
day_of_week
, hour_of_day
, hour_of_week
timestamp_column
and 1 day time_bucket
training_period
of the test will be changed by default to assure a minimal training set. When seasonality: day_of_week
is configured, training_period
is by default multiplied by 7.seasonality change impact