Model drift can impact the stability and reliability of models in production, leading to decreased accuracy over time.Score drift and feature drift are common types of drift that affect model performance by altering score distributions and feature relationships.Monitoring model scores using techniques such as Population Stability Index (PSI) can detect significant drift between datasets.The Kolmogorov-Smirnov (K-S) test is effective for detecting drift in numeric features without assuming a normal distribution.Chi-Square test is useful for identifying shifts in categorical and boolean features by comparing frequency distributions.Spearman correlation helps track shifts in relationships between features, detecting changes even in non-linear trends.Autoencoders are valuable for detecting high-dimensional multivariate shifts by capturing complex, non-linear dependencies across variables.Model monitoring is crucial for data scientists and ML engineers to detect trends like an increase in potential fraud due to shifts in data.Advanced monitoring techniques help identify underlying issues that may impact model performance and require further investigation.Understanding statistical techniques for drift detection is important to complement automated tools like evidently.ai.