Monitoring and drift

51 min
Block 19 — Putting a model into production
Objective
treat a deployed model as an object on a decay curve and build the instrumentation that measures it; define covariate shift, label shift and concept drift by what changed, simulate all three on one frozen model and price the damage each does to accuracy, calibration and the optimal threshold; correct a prior shift with no labels; separate the sudden, gradual, incremental and recurring patterns; build the label-free monitoring stack and measure its lead over the accuracy alarm; run Kolmogorov-Smirnov, PSI, Jensen-Shannon, Wasserstein and chi-squared on one stream; measure the false-alarm rate of 200 uncorrected daily tests and repair it; use a domain classifier to catch a change no marginal test can see; measure the survivorship bias in returned labels and the holdout that removes it; tune an alert rule against the trade between detection delay and false alarms; price the responses against the diagnoses; compare scheduled with triggered retraining over eighty weeks; and write the monitoring specification down.
Estimated duration
130 minutes
Prerequisites
chapters 026, 028, 030, 034, 050, 052, 061, 062, 063, 075, 076 and 081
Associated quizzes
082.1-quiz-the-stationarity-assumption.md to 082.12-quiz-the-monitoring-specification.md

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