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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 16, 2021
Filed:
May. 03, 2013
Inetco Systems Limited, Burnaby, CA;
Angus Richard Telfer, Vancouver, CA;
Thomas Bryan Rushworth, Manning Park, CA;
INETCO SYSTEMS LIMITED, Burnaby, CA;
Abstract
A method for generating a directed graph for a transaction in an application, comprising: receiving event information for events included in the transaction at a processor, each event having a link directed from a first endpoint to a second endpoint in the application; assigning an identification ('ID') number to each event and including the ID number in the event information for each event; based on endpoint, correlating the event information to produce dyadic event information representative of dyadic events, each dyadic event including a first event and a second event associated with the endpoint, the dyadic event information for each dyadic event including a first ID number and a second ID number for the first event and the second event, respectively; based on ID number, combining the dyadic event information to produce correlation fragments associated with the ID number; and, combining the correlation fragments to produce the directed graph for the transaction.
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