on Picking the Right Analytics Metrics
summary
Argues that a good performance metric meets four concrete criteria and offers how to apply them: simple, reproducible, credible, actionable is the proposed checklist, with the NFL quarterback rating used as an example of a noncredible metric because its components are arbitrary. Recommends separate technical and business metric sets rather than an omnibus measure, advises periodic reevaluation and to retire it when not actionable, and emphasizes reproducibility from input data.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:07Metric Should Be Simple Reproducible Credible and Actionable
- 1:20Should a Metric Be Able To Address both Technical and Business Aspects
- 2:32Do Metrics Have a Life Cycle
- 2:49How Do You Know When It's Time To Let It Go
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