Servicenow, Inc.

Dror Mann

Yaron Lehmann

Gabby Menahem

A computer-generated data entry is received. The computer-generated data entry is segmented into a set of tokens. A plurality of different token permutation groupings are determined. Each of the different token permutation groupings includes a different subset of tokens from the set of tokens of the computer-generated data entry. For the computer-generated data entry, a plurality of token permutation grouping identifiers associated with at least a portion of the plurality of different token permutation groupings is obtained. It is determined whether the computer-generated data entry belongs to any data entry cluster among a plurality of previously identified data entry clusters based on a search performed using the token permutation grouping identifiers of the computer-generated data entry.

Permutation-based clustering of computer-generated data entries

A specification of an information technology change is received via an information technology service management system. The specification of the information technology change is analyzed to determine features of the information technology change. Machine-generated data is analyzed to identify a phenomena detected in the machine-generated data. To a machine learning model, the features of the information technology change and features of the detected phenomena in the machine-generated data are provided to determine a correlation between the information technology change and the detected phenomena in the machine-generated data.

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