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To enable monitoring out-of-the-box (OOTB), ModelOp Center introduced in V2.4 the concept of an extended schema. We will go over the details below, but in short, an extended schema is a rich Avro schema, so that more information about the data can be learned. Traditionally, Avro schemas specify field names and types. Extended schemas add more key:value
pairs to each field, so that OOTB monitors can make reasonable assumptions, such as inferring the role of a field (predictor
, identifier
, etc.)
An Example
Let’s consider the same records from the previous example:
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{"UUID": "9a5d9f42-3f36-4f38-88dd-22353fdb66a7", "amount": 8875.50, "home_ownership": "MORTGAGE", "age": "Over Forty", "credit_age": 4511, "employed": true, "label": 1, "prediction": 1}
{"UUID": "f8d95245-a186-45a6-b951-376323d06d02", "amount": 9000, "home_ownership": "MORTGAGE", "age": "Under Forty", "credit_age": 7524, "employed": false, "label": 0, "prediction": 1}
{"UUID": "8607e327-4dca-4372-a4b9-df7730f83c8e", "amount": 5000.50, "home_ownership": "RENT", "age": "Under Forty", "credit_age": null, "employed": true, "label": 0, "prediction": 0} |
The corresponding extended schema is the following object:
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