Experiment Main Metrics DATA
POST/experiments/:experimentId/metrics/main
Required Permissions: Experiment Get
or Experiment Admin
Request
Path Parameters
Possible values: >= 1
The id
of the experiment that you want the main metrics of.
- application/json
Body
required
The parameters to filter the main metrics by. If no filtering is required then filters
can be an empty object
- Array [
- ]
filters object
segments object[]
Possible values: >= 1
Possible values: [in
, not_in
]
Responses
- 200
A JSON Object with the current values of the experiment's main metrics. The object has three properties,
columnNames
, columnTypes
and rows
. columnNames
is an array of strings which identifies which
columns are which in the rows[][]
. columnTypes
is an array of strings which identifies the types of
data in the rows[][]
. rows
is an array of arrays which contain the current main metric data for each of
the experiment's variants. The column names are defined as the following:
Regular Columns:
variant
- The variant that this row describes. (0, 1, 2 or 3).first_exposure_at
- The date of the first exposure of this variant in milliseconds since epoch.last_exposure_at
- The date of the last exposure of this variant in milliseconds since epoch.unit_count
- The number of units that have been exposed to this variant.
Dynamic Columns:
metric_${metric_id}
- The current value of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.metric_${metric_id}_mean
- The mean value of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.metric_${metric_id}_var
- The variance of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.metric_${metric_id}_pvalue
- The p-value of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.metric_${metric_id}_impact
- The current impact of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.metric_${metric_id}_impact_ci_lower
- The lower bound of the confidence interval of the impact of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.metric_${metric_id}_impact_ci_upper
- The upper bound of the confidence interval of the impact of the metric with the id of${metric_id}
.
The columns may come in a different order than the one listed above. It's important to use the columnNames
array to identify the index of the column you want to use.
- application/json
- Schema
- Example (from schema)
Schema
{
"columnNames": [
"string"
],
"columnTypes": [
"string"
],
"rows": [
[
0
]
]
}