Describe the feature:
Sometimes when performing investigations, it would be helpful to be able to see annotations with the actual, typical and the anomaly score in the Single Metric UI for more than one anomalous point. Since it's not possible to hover the mouse over two points at the same time, it would be very helpful if the analyst/user was able to "persist" the tooltip information of points of interest by clicking on them.
Describe a specific use case for the feature:
As a user, I want to share a screenshot of my investigation with a colleague and highlight several points of interest. I'd also like to share the actual, typical and upper and lower bounds values of the model. The easiest way for me to do this would be to take a screenshot of the Single Metric UI while hovering my mouse over the points of interest. However, it's not possible to do that for two or more points at once.
The other option would be to add annotations over the desired regions, but that would involve manually copying a lot of values from one part of the UI to another.
elasticmachine
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5 years ago
Describe the feature: Sometimes when performing investigations, it would be helpful to be able to see annotations with the actual, typical and the anomaly score in the Single Metric UI for more than one anomalous point. Since it's not possible to hover the mouse over two points at the same time, it would be very helpful if the analyst/user was able to "persist" the tooltip information of points of interest by clicking on them. Describe a specific use case for the feature: As a user, I want to share a screenshot of my investigation with a colleague and highlight several points of interest. I'd also like to share the actual, typical and upper and lower bounds values of the model. The easiest way for me to do this would be to take a screenshot of the Single Metric UI while hovering my mouse over the points of interest. However, it's not possible to do that for two or more points at once. The other option would be to add annotations over the desired regions, but that would involve manually copying a lot of values from one part of the UI to another.