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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What are research metrics and how are they used?

  Research metrics (also known as altmetrics), immediately measure awareness and interest and give us new ways to uncover and tell the stories of research. Technologies that encourage communication, sharing and other interaction with research output—leave “footprints” to show the way back to who is interested in the research and why.

• What can you do with your metrics?

  Our metrics can be used to forecast growth in reading and math. Our metrics provide benchmarks for promoting college and career readiness. We provide parents with an actionable way to put their children on the path to college and career readiness through our metrics and free resources.

• What do you need to know about risk metrics?

  What you need to know about RiskMetrics. RiskMetrics was originally a part of JPMorgan in the early 1990s and focused on measuring the bank’s market risk across asset classes. The ground-breaking work of their quantitative analysts and developers came to the attention of the bank’s clients who began to request the model for their own use.

• What are the metrics and where are they?

  Many of the metrics are located in systems, records or databases and it is a matter of monitoring those metrics to determine and compare them to expectations or trends. When metrics are not available in a system, sometimes data are collected using surveys, particularly perception data, such as customer satisfaction or employee engagement.

• What are the different metrics for ECS?

  We have organized the metrics into two broad categories: Resource metrics, both at the level of ECS abstractions (tasks, services, and clusters) and at the level of containers and EC2 instances ECS works with a toolbox of services, task definitions, launch types, and (in some cases) container instances.