MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions Class
- java.
lang. Object - com.
azure. ai. anomalydetector. models. MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions
- com.
public final class MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions
Detection request for batch inference. This is an asynchronous inference which will need another API to get detection results.
Constructor Summary
Constructor | Description |
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MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions(String dataSource, int topContributorCount, OffsetDateTime startTime, OffsetDateTime endTime) |
Creates an instance of Multivariate |
Method Summary
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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String |
getDataSource()
Get the data |
Offset |
getEndTime()
Get the end |
Offset |
getStartTime()
Get the start |
int |
getTopContributorCount()
Get the top |
Methods inherited from java.lang.Object
Constructor Details
MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions
public MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions(String dataSource, int topContributorCount, OffsetDateTime startTime, OffsetDateTime endTime)
Creates an instance of MultivariateBatchDetectionOptions class.
Parameters:
Method Details
getDataSource
public String getDataSource()
Get the dataSource property: Source link to the input data to indicate an accessible Azure storage Uri, either pointed to an Azure blob storage folder, or pointed to a CSV file in Azure blob storage based on you data schema selection. The data schema should be exactly the same with those used in the training phase.
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getEndTime
public OffsetDateTime getEndTime()
Get the endTime property: A required field, indicating the end time of data for detection, which should be date-time of ISO 8601 format.
Returns:
getStartTime
public OffsetDateTime getStartTime()
Get the startTime property: A required field, indicating the start time of data for detection, which should be date-time of ISO 8601 format.
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getTopContributorCount
public int getTopContributorCount()
Get the topContributorCount property: An optional field, which is used to specify the number of top contributed variables for one anomalous timestamp in the response. The default number is 10.
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