You have a Power Bi report. The report contains a visual that snows gross sales by date. The visual has anomaly detection enabled. No anomalies ate detected. You need to increase the likelihood that…

The correct answer is B. Increase the Sensitivity setting. If you increase the sensitivity, the algorithm is more sensitive to changes in your data. In that case, even a slight deviation is marked as an anomaly. If you decrease the sensitivity, the algorithm is more selective on what it considers an anomaly…

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Question

You have a Power Bi report. The report contains a visual that snows gross sales by date. The visual has anomaly detection enabled. No anomalies ate detected. You need to increase the likelihood that anomaly detection will identify anomalies in the report. What should you do?

Options

AAdd a data field to the Secondary values field weft
BIncrease the Sensitivity setting.
CIncrease the Expected range transparency setting,
DAdd a data field to the Legend field well

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A
5% (1)
B
90% (19)
C
5% (1)

Explanation

If you increase the sensitivity, the algorithm is more sensitive to changes in your data. In that case, even a slight deviation is marked as an anomaly. If you decrease the sensitivity, the algorithm is more selective on what it considers an anomaly. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/power-bi-visualization-anomaly-detection

Topics

#Anomaly Detection#Power BI Visuals#Report Configuration#Sensitivity Setting

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