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[ML] Dataframe Analytics: Update feature_influence format #77046
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- Fixes cell color coding based on influence score for outlier detection results page data grid. (Part of #77046) - Introduces expandable sections (<ExpandableSection />). In contrast to plain accordions, the main idea of this component is that it should also provide some sort of useful summary when collapsed instead of just being an expandable title. For example, the "Analysis" section is collapsed by default, but still offers information like analysis type, source and destination index. This concept should allow us to keep the analytics results pages usable with more content (additional results, evaluations, visualizations) being added over time. - The "Analysis" section is a reuse of the expandable row from the analytics jobs list. Some design adjustments have been made to make it usable in both places.
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- Fixes cell color coding based on influence score for outlier detection results page data grid. (Part of elastic#77046) - Introduces expandable sections (<ExpandableSection />). In contrast to plain accordions, the main idea of this component is that it should also provide some sort of useful summary when collapsed instead of just being an expandable title. For example, the "Analysis" section is collapsed by default, but still offers information like analysis type, source and destination index. This concept should allow us to keep the analytics results pages usable with more content (additional results, evaluations, visualizations) being added over time. - The "Analysis" section is a reuse of the expandable row from the analytics jobs list. Some design adjustments have been made to make it usable in both places.
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…9188) - Fixes cell color coding based on influence score for outlier detection results page data grid. (Part of #77046) - Introduces expandable sections (<ExpandableSection />). In contrast to plain accordions, the main idea of this component is that it should also provide some sort of useful summary when collapsed instead of just being an expandable title. For example, the "Analysis" section is collapsed by default, but still offers information like analysis type, source and destination index. This concept should allow us to keep the analytics results pages usable with more content (additional results, evaluations, visualizations) being added over time. - The "Analysis" section is a reuse of the expandable row from the analytics jobs list. Some design adjustments have been made to make it usable in both places.
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The callout for legacy feature influence format was added in #81123, closing this issue. |
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Until now, the format for feature influence looked like this: Next to
outlier_score
there arefeature_influence.<feature_name>
entries.This format is changing as having the feature name in the field name may become problematic (field explosion, invalid field chars, etc.)
The updated format will look like this:
Since the feature is still experimental, we don't necessarily have to support the old format, still, it's worth discussing if we want to support it. We have to implement that the code recognizes a possible old format nonetheless, so we could just as well then support correctly showing the old data.
Elasticsearch related PR: elastic/elasticsearch#62068
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