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The Anomoly Detection feature of Alarms is tied to standard deviations. For example a standard deviation of 1 would mean variations in price for that service would not alarm if the deviations fall within what is seen 68% of the time for that customer. If the deviation's magnitude is greater than what is typically seen 68% of the time then it will trigger the alarm.
A standard deviation of 2 will only trigger if the deviation is greater than what has historically been seen 98% of the time, with a standard deviation of 3 being equivalent to 99.7% of the time.
These values will vary by customer and service. If a customer/service has lots of variation of high magnitude then the bands will be wider (similarly if you choose a higher standard deviation value). If the customer/service has low amounts of deviation then, or a smaller standard deviation value selected, then the bands will be narrower.
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