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Patent drawing for Supplementing extraction rules based on event clustering
US 12,099,517 B1
Computing US 12,099,517 B1 Not in force

Supplementing extraction rules based on event clustering

This invention helps people make sense of large amounts of raw machine data, like logs or sensor readings. It first groups similar data events into clusters using existing rules, then shows these clusters to a user. Based on what the user sees, they can provide a new rule to refine how the data is grouped, making the system smarter at identifying patterns. The core idea is to iteratively improve how data is extracted and organized based on user feedback.

Why it matters: Filed before the widespread application of large language models. By 2026, AI could significantly enhance the system's ability to generate or interpret complex extraction rules from user feedback, automating parts that were more manual in 2023.

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SpecializedSoftware logic, nothing to manufacture

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