When to run it
Falling business metrics, a drift alert, or a model that has not been retrained since it shipped.
Catching model drift and retraining safely
The playbook in one paragraph
A production model quietly gets worse as the world changes. Ana detects the drift, diagnoses which features and slices moved, retrains on fresh data, and promotes the new model only if it beats the old one through shadow and canary.
When to run it
Falling business metrics, a drift alert, or a model that has not been retrained since it shipped.
Works with
What Ana needs from you
How Ana runs it
5 steps from trigger to done - each one visible to your team as it happens.
Ana monitors input and prediction distributions and pinpoints which features, segments and time windows shifted.
Before training, Ana checks schema, freshness, label quality and leakage in the new window, and stops if the data is not fit to train on.
Ana retrains with your pipeline and evaluates on accuracy, latency and every defined slice against the current production model.
The candidate scores live traffic in shadow, then serves a small canary with automatic rollback if any gate fails.
On approval the model is promoted in the registry with a model card, evaluation report and lineage.
Who approves what
What you get
What usually goes wrong
Risk
Slice-level gates block promotion even when the overall metric improves.
Risk
Data validation is a hard gate before any training run.
FAQ
No. It runs on your existing pipelines, registry and serving stack.
Keep going
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