Abacus Usage Metrics provide a comprehensive view of chatbot interactions, capturing various aspects such as conversation details, user feedback, and performance metrics.
- Create a new project and select the use case, then go to the "Datasets" tab and click "Create Dataset".
- Click on "Create New".
- Name the dataset, select the data type 'Tabular Data', and click "Continue".
- Click on the
Add New Application Connector
button.
- Select the tile for Abacus Usage Metrics.
- Provide a name for the connector.
- Click on the
Save
button.
- Click on the tile with the name given in Step 3.
- Select the toggle options if desired:
- Show entire conversation history: Includes all messages and responses in the conversation.
- Show all feedback: Includes all feedback reported for the conversations.
- Click on the
Add Dataset
button.
Once the dataset is created, you will have a Feature Group that you can perform transformations on using SQL or Python.
Utilize the Plots under the EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis) section for visualizations. Below are suggestions on how to glean insights from the usage data.
- Use the num_messages feature to analyze the length of conversations.
- Examine conversation_history and first_message to understand the content and flow of conversations.
- Utilize feedback-related features such as feedback_categories, last_feedback, last_feedback_type, and all_feedback to analyze user satisfaction.
- Identify areas for improvement based on feedback trends.
- Analyze topic-specific NUMERICAL features to track how often certain topics or documents are referenced.
- Use this information to optimize content and improve chatbot responses.
- Use conversation_created_at and conversation_updated_at to analyze response times and conversation durations.
- Identify patterns and areas for performance improvement.
- Leverage features such as project_id, deployment_id, and chatbot_name to analyze data across different chatbots, deployments, and projects.
- Compare performance and usage metrics across various configurations.