Available Metrics
This is an overview of all metrics available in Bigeye. Bigeye categorizes metrics into data quality dimensions to better help you summarize and track progress over time.
Pipeline Reliability
Pipeline reliability metrics detect whether tables are updating on time and with the expected volume of data.
Metric Name | API Name | Description |
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Freshness | FRESHNESS | For a given table update, the number of hours since the previous table update (INSERT, COPY, MERGE, CREATE, etc). Available on Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Redshift sources, excluding database views. |
Volume | VOLUME | For a given table update, the number of rows inserted or upserted to the table (INSERT, COPY, MERGE, CREATE TABLE AS SELECT, etc). Available on Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Redshift sources, excluding database views. |
Freshness (Data) | FRESHNESS_DATA | This is similar to Freshness but based on data, not metadata. This is available on source types other than Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Redshift, and also available for all views. It mimics the behavior of Freshness by recording the time of the actual loads, not by measuring the time since a load. |
Volume (Data) | VOLUME_DATA | This is similar to Volume but based on data, not metadata. This is available on source types other than Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Redshift, and also available for all views. It mimics the behavior of Volume. |
HOURS_SINCE_MAX_TIMESTAMP or HOURS_SINCE_MAX_DATE | Applicable to DATE_LIKE or TIMESTAMP_LIKE columns. The difference between the metric run time and the maximum value of the timestamp column, in hours. | |
Row Count (#) | COUNT_ROWS | The total number of rows in a table. |
Read queries | COUNT_READ_QUERIES | The number of SELECT queries issued on a table in the past 24 hours. |
Uniqueness
Uniqueness metrics detect when schema and data constraints are breached.
Metric Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_DISTINCT | ANY | The count of distinct elements in the column. This metric should be used when you expect a fixed number of value options. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects 50 or fewer values during profiling. | |
PERCENT_DISTINCT | ANY | The percentage of distinct elements in the column. This metric should be used when you expect a fixed number of value options. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects 50 or fewer values during profiling. | |
COUNT_DUPLICATES | ANY | The count of rows with the same value for a particular column. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects 10 or fewer duplicates during profiling. | |
PERCENT_DUPLICATES | ANY | The percentage of rows with the same value for a particular column. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects 10 or fewer duplicates during profiling. |
Completeness
Completeness metrics detect when there are missing values in datasets.
Column Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_NULL | ANY | The count of rows with a null value in the column. | |
COUNT_NOT_NULL | ANY | The count of rows with a non-null value in the column. | |
PERCENT_NULL | ANY | The percentage of rows with a null value in the column. This metric is suggested as a basic autometric on all column types. | |
Not Null (%) | PERCENT_NOT_NULL | ANY | The percentage of rows with a non-null value in the column. |
COUNT_EMPTY_STRING | STRING | The count of rows with a 0-length string (i.e. | |
PERCENT_EMPTY_STRING | STRING | The percent of rows with a 0-length string. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects >= 50% of values that match during profiling or if the column is an ID column. | |
COUNT_NAN | NUMERIC | The count of rows where the column value is NaN. This metric will only be available for source types where NaN is a valid value for a column. | |
PERCENT_NAN | NUMERIC | The percentage of rows where the column value is NaN. This metric will only be available for source types where NaN is a valid value for a column. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects >= 50% of values during our profiling. |
Distributions
Distribution metrics detect changes in the numeric distribution of values, including outliers, variance, skew and more.
Column Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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MIN | NUMERIC | The minimum value of the column. It is suggested as a basic autometric for all numeric columns. | |
MAX | NUMERIC | The maximum value of the column. It is suggested as a basic autometric for all numeric columns. | |
AVERAGE | NUMERIC | The mean value of the column. It is always suggested as a basic autometric for numeric columns, except for ID columns. | |
VARIANCE | NUMERIC | The statistical variance of the column. The variance is used to track the spread of numbers beyond the average. It is always suggested as a basic autometric for numeric columns, except for ID columns. | |
SKEW | NUMERIC | The statistical skew of the column. The skew is used to determine how evenly the values are distributed about the mean. A negative skew means that there is a larger tail below the mean, while a positive skew indicates a larger tail above the mean. | |
KURTOSIS | NUMERIC | The statistical kurtosis of the column. The kurtosis determines how much of a tail datasets have. The value displayed is actually the excess kurtosis, where 3 is subtracted from the kurtosis value, so a normal distribution would end up with a metric value of 0. | |
GEOMETRIC_MEAN | NUMERIC | The geometric mean of the column. | |
HARMONIC_MEAN | NUMERIC | The harmonic mean of the column. | |
MEDIAN | NUMERIC | The median of the column. The median is computed as the 50th percentile, and will only return a value that is in the dataset. It is not valid for the MySQL source type. It is always suggested as a basic autometric for numeric columns, except for ID columns. | |
PERCENTILE | NUMERIC | The statistical percentile of the column. This metric takes a parameter to determine what percentile should be used. Values less than one as well as less than 100 are accepted, where a 90th percentile can be expressed as either 0.9 or 90. Bigeye computes percentile using the discrete percentile, where only existing values will be returned, except for the Presto or AWS Athena source types. Not valid for MySQL source type. | |
Sum | SUM | NUMERIC | The sum of all values in the column. It is always suggested as a basic autometric for numeric columns, except for ID columns. |
False (#) | COUNT_FALSE | BOOLEAN | The count of rows where the column contains the boolean value of false. |
False (%) | PERCENT_FALSE | BOOLEAN | The percentage of rows where the column contains the boolean value of false. It is suggested as a basic autometric on all boolean columns. |
True (#) | COUNT_TRUE | BOOLEAN | The count of rows where the column contains the boolean value of true. |
True (%) | PERCENT_TRUE | BOOLEAN | The percentage of rows where the column contains the boolean value of true. It is suggested as a basic autometric on all boolean columns. |
Validity
Validity metrics detect whether data is formatted correctly and represents a valid value. Bigeye offers validity metrics across a number of categories shown below.
String formats
Column Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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STRING_LENGTH_MAX | STRING | The maximum value of the column's length. Not valid for Oracle source type. It is suggested as a basic autometric for all string columns. | |
STRING_LENGTH_MIN | STRING | The minimum value of the column's length. Not valid for Oracle source type. It is suggested as a basic autometric for all string columns. | |
STRING_LENGTH_AVERAGE | STRING | The average value of the column's length. Not valid for Oracle source type. It is suggested as a basic autometric for all string columns. |
Identification formats
You can run debug query on alerting metrics under Identification formats group.
Metric Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_UUID | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the UUID format with hyphens (i.e. | |
PERCENT_UUID | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches the UUID format with hyphens (i.e. | |
COUNT_PERM_ID | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches an approximation of a valid Perm ID format (currently | |
PERCENT_PERM_ID | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches an approximation of a valid Perm ID format (currently | |
COUNT_SSN | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches an approximation of a valid Social Security number, with or without hyphens. | |
PERCENT_SSN | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches an approximation of a valid Social Security number, with or without hyphens. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match greater than 50% during profiling. |
Contact Information
You can run debug query on alerting metrics under Contact Information group.
Metric Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_USA_PHONE | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches USA phone number format, with or without country code, parethenses, or hyphens. Examples: | |
PERCENT_USA_PHONE | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches USA phone number format, with or without country code, parethenses, or hyphens. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match >= 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_USA_STATE_CODE | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the state codes of the 50 US states. The comparison is case insensitive. | |
PERCENT_USA_STATE_CODE | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches the state codes of the 50 US states. The comparison is case insensitive. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match >= 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_USA_ZIP_CODE | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the ZIP code ( | |
PERCENT_USA_ZIP_CODE | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches the ZIP code ( | |
COUNT_EMAIL | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches an approximation of a valid email address. Some source types are slightly more precise than others due regex compatibility, but any source will recognize a large majority of emails. | |
PERCENT_EMAIL | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches an approximation of a valid email address. Some source types are slightly more precise than others due regex compatibility, but any source will recognize a large majority of emails. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match >= 50% during profiling. |
Financial
You can run debug query on alerting metrics under Financial group.
Metric Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_SEDOL | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the Stock Exchange Daily Official List format. Bigeye does not verify the checksum. | |
PERCENT_SEDOL | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches the Stock Exchange Daily Official List format. We do not verify the checksum. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match greater than 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_CUSIP | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures format. Bigeye does not verify the check digits. | |
PERCENT_CUSIP | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures format. Bigeye does not verify the check digits. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match greater than 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_LEI | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the Legal Entity Identifier format. Bigeye does not verify the check digits. | |
PERCENT_LEI | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches the Legal Entity Identifier format. Bigeye does not verify the check digits. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match greater than 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_FIGI | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the Financial Instrument Global Identifier format. Bigeye does not verify the check digit. | |
PERCENT_FIGI | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the Financial Instrument Global Identifier format. Bigeye does not verify the check digit. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match greater than 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_ISIN | STRING | The number of rows where the column matches the International Securities Identification Number format. Bigeye does not verify the check digit. | |
PERCENT_ISIN | STRING | The percentage of rows where the column matches the International Securities Identification Number format. Bigeye does not verify the check digit. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detect a match greater than 50% during profiling. |
Time
Metric Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_TIMESTAMP_STRING | STRING | The count of rows where the column matches an ISO-8601 date or timestamp format. | |
PERCENT_TIMESTAMP_STRING | STRING | The count of rows where the column matches an ISO-8601 date or timestamp format. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match >= 50% during profiling. | |
COUNT_NOT_IN_FUTURE | DATE_LIKE, TIMESTAMP_LIKE | The count of rows where the column contains a date or time that is not after the metric execution time. | |
PERCENT_NOT_IN_FUTURE | DATE_LIKE, TIMESTAMP_LIKE | The percentage of rows where the column contains a date or time that is not after the metric execution time. It is suggested as an autometric if Bigeye detects a match >= 50% during profiling. |
Geolocation
Column Name | API Name | Column Type | Description |
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COUNT_LATITUDE | NUMERIC | The count of rows where the column is a valid latitude; in the range between -90 and 90, inclusive. | |
PERCENT_LATITUDE | NUMERIC | The percentage of rows where the column is a valid latitude; in the range between -90 and 90, inclusive. It is suggested as an autometric if the column name contains | |
COUNT_LONGITUDE | NUMERIC | The count of rows where the column is a valid latitude; in the range between -180 and 180, inclusive. | |
PERCENT_LONGITUDE | NUMERIC | The percentage of rows where the column is a valid latitude; in the range between -180 and 180, inclusive. It is suggested as an autometric if the column name contains |
User Specified
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