15 docs tagged with "Analytics"

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Dashboard is out-of-the-box tool in WorkFusion to provide all kinds of analytics including AutoML statistics. It is a convenient and user-friendly way to present model statistics to the customer as well.

This guide gives you a quick introduction to custom dashboards: how to create datasets and charts and organize them into a dashboard. Since WorkFusion Analytics is originally based on Superset, you can refer to the Superset official documentation for additional details.

The topic describes how to enable legacy Tableau-based analytics to collect and visualize model data using an out-of-the-box (OOTB) AutoML Business Process (BP).

For AI Agent or (AI Digital Worker) implementation, ODF 2 employs a standardized extendable Data Model. The model features a list of tables with dynamically defined names and specified naming conventions, enabling ETL (extract, transform, load) procedures to manage data properly. All pre-defined columns in these tables are set to be processed by WorkFusion Analytics automatically.

The role-based access mechanism (RBAC) limits access to data through Analytics dashboards based on the following filter categories:

Install Analytics Server

The Analytics component in WorkFusion is available in the following implementations:

Control Tower (CT) is the central orchestration application of the Work.AI platform. It enables users to perform the following actions:

The Manual dashboard gives access to the statistics for human task processing.

The Overview dashboard provides a high-level summary of daily operations and overall automation health. From it, you can access the following data:

To manage the access to Superset dashboards and related components, use standard Control Tower roles and permissions. To view or change the Superset-related permissions in Control Tower, navigate to System setting > Role management.

The document describes the solution for Superset's high availability (HA) and disaster recovery.

The guide provides the steps to perform an in-place upgrade from Tableau Server versions 2018 or 2021 to version 2023. The example setup described below includes a BI server running Tableau version 2021, with 16 CPUs and 64 GB RAM, and Tara AI Agent deployed.