- In short
- When a metric moves, three distinct causes must be told apart: model drift (the model's behaviour on stable inputs changed), data drift (the input distribution itself changed, not the model), and model update effects (the model version changed and the new version handles existing inputs differently). Each cause requires a different fix, so instrumentation must distinguish them rather than simply flagging that a metric moved.
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