👉 Alert math is a method used to manage and prioritize alerts in complex systems, such as air traffic control or industrial monitoring, by applying mathematical models to filter and rank alerts based on their severity, relevance, and potential impact. It typically involves defining a set of criteria or weights for different alert characteristics, such as the urgency of the event, its potential consequences, and the current system load. These criteria are then used to calculate a score for each alert, which is used to determine its priority. Alerts with higher scores are given precedence, ensuring that critical issues are addressed first while less urgent ones are managed accordingly. This approach helps in reducing alert fatigue and improving the efficiency of response teams by focusing on the most critical alerts.
