#[non_exhaustive]pub struct RandomCutForestConfiguration {
pub query: String,
pub shingle_size: i32,
pub sample_size: i32,
pub ignore_near_expected_from_above: Option<IgnoreNearExpected>,
pub ignore_near_expected_from_below: Option<IgnoreNearExpected>,
}Expand description
Configuration for the Random Cut Forest algorithm used for anomaly detection in time-series data.
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Struct { .. } syntax; cannot be matched against without a wildcard ..; and struct update syntax will not work.query: StringThe Prometheus query used to retrieve the time-series data for anomaly detection.
Random Cut Forest queries must be wrapped by a supported PromQL aggregation operator. For more information, see Aggregation operators on the Prometheus docs website.
Supported PromQL aggregation operators: avg, count, group, max, min, quantile, stddev, stdvar, and sum.
shingle_size: i32The number of consecutive data points used to create a shingle for the Random Cut Forest algorithm. The default number is 8 consecutive data points.
sample_size: i32The number of data points sampled from the input stream for the Random Cut Forest algorithm. The default number is 256 consecutive data points.
ignore_near_expected_from_above: Option<IgnoreNearExpected>Configuration for ignoring values that are near expected values from above during anomaly detection.
ignore_near_expected_from_below: Option<IgnoreNearExpected>Configuration for ignoring values that are near expected values from below during anomaly detection.
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Source§impl RandomCutForestConfiguration
impl RandomCutForestConfiguration
Sourcepub fn query(&self) -> &str
pub fn query(&self) -> &str
The Prometheus query used to retrieve the time-series data for anomaly detection.
Random Cut Forest queries must be wrapped by a supported PromQL aggregation operator. For more information, see Aggregation operators on the Prometheus docs website.
Supported PromQL aggregation operators: avg, count, group, max, min, quantile, stddev, stdvar, and sum.
Sourcepub fn shingle_size(&self) -> i32
pub fn shingle_size(&self) -> i32
The number of consecutive data points used to create a shingle for the Random Cut Forest algorithm. The default number is 8 consecutive data points.
Sourcepub fn sample_size(&self) -> i32
pub fn sample_size(&self) -> i32
The number of data points sampled from the input stream for the Random Cut Forest algorithm. The default number is 256 consecutive data points.
Sourcepub fn ignore_near_expected_from_above(&self) -> Option<&IgnoreNearExpected>
pub fn ignore_near_expected_from_above(&self) -> Option<&IgnoreNearExpected>
Configuration for ignoring values that are near expected values from above during anomaly detection.
Sourcepub fn ignore_near_expected_from_below(&self) -> Option<&IgnoreNearExpected>
pub fn ignore_near_expected_from_below(&self) -> Option<&IgnoreNearExpected>
Configuration for ignoring values that are near expected values from below during anomaly detection.
Source§impl RandomCutForestConfiguration
impl RandomCutForestConfiguration
Sourcepub fn builder() -> RandomCutForestConfigurationBuilder
pub fn builder() -> RandomCutForestConfigurationBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture RandomCutForestConfiguration.
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Source§impl Clone for RandomCutForestConfiguration
impl Clone for RandomCutForestConfiguration
Source§fn clone(&self) -> RandomCutForestConfiguration
fn clone(&self) -> RandomCutForestConfiguration
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impl Debug for RandomCutForestConfiguration
Source§impl PartialEq for RandomCutForestConfiguration
impl PartialEq for RandomCutForestConfiguration
Source§fn eq(&self, other: &RandomCutForestConfiguration) -> bool
fn eq(&self, other: &RandomCutForestConfiguration) -> bool
self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.impl StructuralPartialEq for RandomCutForestConfiguration
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impl Freeze for RandomCutForestConfiguration
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