Data drift

Data drift is the change over time in the distribution of production input data relative to training data, which can degrade model accuracy. AI-300 requires detecting drift and configuring retraining or alert triggers.

Related Terms

All AI-300 Terms

MLOps

MLOps (machine learning operations) is the practice of automating and operationalizing the ML lifecycle — training, deployment, monitoring, and retraining.

GenAIOps

GenAIOps (generative AI operations) is the operational discipline for deploying, evaluating, monitoring, and optimizing generative AI applications and agents.

Azure Machine Learning

Azure Machine Learning is the Azure service for training, deploying, and managing traditional ML models with workspaces, compute, and pipelines.

MLflow

MLflow is an open-source framework for experiment tracking, model packaging, and model registry that Azure Machine Learning uses natively.

Model registry

A model registry is a versioned catalog of trained models and their metadata used to manage promotion and deployment.

Data drift

Data drift is the change over time in the distribution of production input data relative to training data, which can degrade model accuracy.

Managed endpoint

A managed endpoint is an Azure Machine Learning hosted service that serves a model for real-time or batch inference with managed infrastructure.

Progressive rollout

Progressive rollout is a deployment strategy that shifts traffic to a new model version gradually so it can be validated and safely rolled back.

Bicep

Bicep is a domain-specific language for declaratively deploying Azure resources as infrastructure as code.

Infrastructure as code

Infrastructure as code (IaC) is the practice of provisioning and managing infrastructure through version-controlled definition files rather than manual steps.

GitHub Actions

GitHub Actions is a CI/CD automation platform that runs workflows on repository events.

Provisioned throughput

Provisioned throughput units reserve dedicated model capacity for predictable, high-volume generative AI workloads.

Groundedness

Groundedness is an AI quality metric that measures how well a generated response is supported by the provided source context.

Evaluation

Evaluation is the systematic measurement of generative AI quality and safety using test datasets and metrics.

RAG

RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) grounds a model's output in retrieved data to improve relevance and accuracy.