# Data Exploration

## Overview

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) is a popular technique to analyze data without having to explicitly program the data model or schema. This technique is very helpful to understand variance, distribution, and various other characteristics of data. 

## Quick Insights

In OIA, exploratory data analysis can be performed with the **Quick Insights** feature, which can be invoked on `Incidents` and `Alerts.` Quick Insights provides a visual clue of the distribution of data across certain key parameters or attributes. 

### Quick Insights on Incidents 

Quick Insights on Incidents can be invoked from Incidents tabular view report

1. Go to `Incidents`
2. Click on `Quick Insights` label button located at the top right corner of the table header

![Invoking Quick Insights feature on Incidents](/files/-MC8YrwnbSFxol4wevVi)

![Quick Insights on Incidents](/files/-MC8ZktsFzzkzg5wumJb)

### Quick Insights on Alerts

Quick Insights on `Alerts` can be invoked from `Alerts` tabular view report

1. Go to `Alerts`
2. Click on `Quick Insights` label button located at the top right corner of the table header

![Invoking Quick Insights on Alerts](/files/-MC8b6eCugNX8UAJrrI5)

![Quick Insights on Alerts](/files/-MC8bNrZsdujfjf3Wuu2)


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