Business Driven Metrics Types Explained in Data Analysis

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So far, you've learnt how to extract meaningful information from existing variables, e.g. extracting a "month" variable from the date variable. But what if you want to extract information that requires business expertise? For example, if you wish to know which students passed based on a list of scores in an exam, you need to know the criteria for passing the exam.

 

Let’s see how Anand approaches business-driven metrics

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      To summarise, there are three types of derived metrics:

      1. Type-driven
      2. Business-driven
      3. Data-driven

       

      Deriving metrics from the business perspective is not an easy task. It requires a decent domain experience. Without understanding the domain correctly, deriving insights becomes difficult and prone to errors. 

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      So you learnt how type-driven and business-driven metrics are created and used for deriving useful insights from existing variables. In the next lecture, you will learn about the third type of derived metrics - data-driven metrics.