Highgranularity
High granularity refers to the level of detail or precision used to describe elements of a system, data set, or process. A high-granularity representation uses many small, distinct units of analysis or categorization, allowing fine distinctions among components or events. This is contrasted with low (coarse) granularity, which aggregates information into broader, less detailed categories.
In data management and computing, high granularity can apply to data capture, event logging, access control,
Benefits of high granularity include improved analytics accuracy, more flexible filtering, precise auditing, and enhanced capacity
Design and operational considerations involve deciding the required level of granularity based on use cases, choosing
Applications span monitoring and observability, finance and risk analytics, healthcare, manufacturing, and user behavior analysis. Related