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Bernd Krannich

Timm Falter

Daniel Buchmann

Martin Hartig

Sebastian Droll

Andreas Balzar

Achim Braemer

Craig Chaplin

Sascha Stoll

The present disclosure relates to techniques for automatically generating new data objects from user input. The system receives user input comprising a plurality of words and executes a first query on a vector store to identify schema elements similar to keywords in the user input. The vector store provides a response with similarity scores for identified elements. A second query is executed on a knowledge graph to identify association paths between data objects that include the identified elements. The knowledge graph response includes association information linking source and target data objects through selected elements. Full association paths are constructed from this information, and a command is generated to instantiate a new data object with elements corresponding to the user input. This approach leverages the strengths of large language models, vector stores, and knowledge graphs to efficiently and accurately create new data objects, ensuring data integrity and relevance.

Automatic generation of data objects from user input

A system is provided in which at least one first server comprises at least one data processor executing a business application platform providing various business applications for access by at least one remote client. In addition, at least one second server comprises at least one data processor executing an embedded business intelligence server (EBIS). The EBIS provides an interface to the platform to at least one business intelligence applications providing business intelligence functionality. With such a system, a unified interface can be rendered on the at least one remote client concurrently provides functionality from the platform and the at least one business intelligence client. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Business application platform with embedded business intelligence server

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Sinsheim, Germany

Bernd Krannich